4.25.2010
April 25, 2010
White Dog and Quinn wandered out into the front yard in wonder. At some point during the night, or early this morning, we were "flocked!" Covering our property was an army of pink flamingos standing on the ground, hiding in the bushes, posing on landscape rocks, and sitting on the bench...there were nearly 30 of the plastic birds along with a huge sign announcing that friends had paid to have us flocked as part of a fund raiser for a local youth band collecting money to travel to competitions across the country. Quinn jumped back when the pink spindly legged guy lurched toward him as he sniffed. White Dog challenged the entire flock by barking and grabbing a legless bird by the neck. The flock stayed with us all day (White Dog reminded them of their trespass every time she looked out of the window). Gregg and Candace were pleased to see their sponsored "mischief" when they came by and Dragon showed who was boss by lifting his leg on one of them near his car. Richard was mightily amused by our "new decorating scheme!" Magically, at some point between everyone's arrival in the late afternoon and the middle of the evening when they left, the flock migrated to a new home. We were all surprised that they had disappeared from right under our noses but White Dog reminded us that she had barked a alert earlier which escaped our attention..."No one ever pays attention to the dog!" she lamented.
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7 comments:
How khool to see!
Woo might rekhall the flokhking I shared on my blog from last year - a neighbour up the street was flamingo'ed fur the playground without barriers H.O.P.E.
Hugz&Khysses,
Khyra
PeeEssWoo: Your pawesome charm watched ovFUR another inkhredible transport!
YES!!!!!!! FINALLY!!!!!! Pink Flamingos everywhere! Oh, you must have been in Pink Heaven!!!! Way to go, Candace and Gregg!!!! No more flock-virgin for your family now, Siku! You DID warn them.
Love you!!
Prinnie
ps: You really made our night! xoxo
What a scene...tons of pink flamingos! We would've attacked them too.
Love,
Teddy Bear
I have never seen a pink birdie....I'll have to check that out!
A lot of fun all for a good cause! And yes, you do have to learn to listen to those barks, you never know what they are telling you.
Woos - Phantom, Thunder, and Ciara
Ollie and I would be barking our heads off if we saw pink flamingos in our yard. We have a hard enough time keeping the birds and squirrels out.
Hugs and yips,
Cappy
Wow we have never heard of anything like that! What a cute idea!
And boy, I would have loved to have seen the dogs when they first saw all the flamingos - it had to be quite a shock!
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