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The Whitehurst Diaries Avian Recycling



2011-06-08 - Old Gradyville RD, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurs.
This morning I clipped back the "mile-a-minute" hedge which reaches out to snatch at our hair and clothes each time we walk past on our way to the barn. A bird chittered agitatedly from within the green depths of the hedge. Moving a branch I spotted the nest with the Wal Mart plastic woven into the base.I doubt we can credit the unknown bird with either the sense to waterproof its abode or the desire to build economically with found material; this is surely a commentary on the prevalence of both plastic and Wal Mart in our daily lives. - Sharon Whitehurst


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