The first time I saw a raven fly upside down I thought I was having an acid flashback. But the Cornell University Laboratory of Ornithology clocked a raven flying upside down for almost half a mile.
Nikons are inexpensive binoculars; (David) Sibley's is the bird ID book we used in Greg Grantham's 'Birds of the North Coast' class at College of the Redwoods.
I'd be grateful if someone can come up with the name of a popular contemporary show to replace "Game of Thrones."
I am bound for Mendocino in the morning rain Past coastal towns where fog is thick and tourists all complain. Past redwood trees and fog and dinosaurs Where would I be without the song of the dinosaurs?
When you can't find a friend, you still got the dinosaurs When you can't find a friend, you still got the dinosaurs Dinosaurs, oh, listen to the dinosaurs.
I left a clueless, four-eyed computer nerd on Franklin Street Staring at his Android, watching 'Game of Thrones,' wondering what's become of me. Got my Nikon and my Sibley’s in the trunk of my Accord And I am leaving Fort Bragg to look for dinosaurs.
CHORUS
There’s a hawk above the headlands north of Mendocino town There’s a pelican and a cormorant and a raven upside down. That computer nerd’ll find his Android in the garbage can And I am leaving Fort Bragg to look for dinosaurs.
CHORUS
The ravens brought their babies to the birdbath yesterday They splashed around, they begged for food, then they flew away. They have scales, they have claws, like dinosaurs And they all sing the song of the dinosaurs.
When you can't find a friend, you still got the dinosaurs When you can't find a friend, you still got the dinosaurs Dinosaurs, oh, listen to the dinosaurs. Dinosaurs…