TOOLING ALONG THE STREET, on the last leg of my morning ramble, I was enjoying the bird sounds floating down from the trees as they greeted the new day. I’d love to learn enough to be able to identify birds from their song. Suddenly, I heard a bird with an unusual chirp, one that I’d never heard before. I was only about four houses from my own house, so I’m thinking that perhaps he was new to the neighborhood. Anyway, here’s what he sounded like: gwee-do, gwee-do, chirp, chirp. I thought, either that bird’s Italian or he thinks that I am. Gwee-do, gwee-do, he said again, just to make sure that I heard him right. Unfortunately, Guido the bird must have just been migrating through, ‘cause I haven’t heard from him since, and that was about two weeks ago. Too bad, too, since I was going to hang some linguini from the bird feeder for him. With some nice marinara sauce. And some Parmesan cheese sprinkled on it. I’d like him to sing to me some more, perhaps something from Verdi. Gwee-do, gwee-do, chirp, chirp.
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