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The picture you see on the right is of the three Phoebe babies that Mr. and Mrs. Phoebe produced after their Spring canoodling session. Yes, there are three. Look for the dark eye and head between the two siblings. That’s the shy one. As you can see, all look ready to fly at any moment. No…
by Carol Burnside Last Spring, I wrote a guest post about a pair of Phoebe’s and their amazing nest building on practically nothing. I also wrote on my personal blog about my rescue of their baby’s foray into my pool and his eventual demise. Then, here on PFHT last month I wrote about the pair of Phoebe’s that had returned…
Last year I posted pictures and blogged about a pair of Phoebe’s who nested under the small covered porch connecting my house to my pool area. They had two clutches and lost one baby fledgling to the lure of blue waters. This year, they returned and settled in to spiffing up their tiny home….
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One of the things I love most about reading romance is the conflict between hero and heroine. A verbal sparring match is fun to read, and I feel cheated if the black moment (where all seems impossible) is too wimpy. I love the angst, the drama, the conflict of two people testing each other, trying on the idea, letting down their guard and trusting.
