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| The source of many a program which would get a family to gather 'round. |
The Texaco Radio Hour, Amos and Andy, Jack Benny, Red Skelton, The Lone Ranger, Gracey Allen and George Burns, and many many more! Do you have radio (pre-TV) memories?
For Sepia Saturday (HERE) to remind us of times when entertainment meant we could see the things happening...as depicted by this sailing family with their rabbit-eared TV. Here in the land of the free we no longer get free TV reception, but have to pay for someone to beam it into their box in our homes.
Today I have some baby fowl to share with you...first the Canada Goose family, with a couple of fluffy goslings at the foot of a column on the picnic pavilion...can you make them out? It was really hard, because of course those are very wary parents!
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| Not sure why the goslings are sitting in a puddle, but they look like they were cold. |
And here were a couple of baby swifts...there tucked into the beams under the Senior Center's porch.
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| Located at the junction of where porch changes direction, the beams seemed just right for the Swift family, who returns to nest here every year. |
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| A quieter area, but not the choice for the nest, also under the porch. |
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| Nest is in far left upper corner |
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| I'm guessing 3 mouths open wide... |
I tried watching and standing further away, but parents waited until I was gone completely, as well as people walking their dogs.
