This little fella has been staring at the finches for the past few days. He finally jumped on but can't figure out how to reach the bird food. He's got a pointy head so maybe it could work. Invasive species here in Florida and the neighborhood feral cats have been busy thinning the herd.
or anywhere else, I stand about 3 feet behind the person in front of me. Did that even before Covid. Yesterday, an old woman is standing behind me and I can feel her breath on the back of my arms. She is less than a foot behind me and I can smell her B.O. I turn around to take a look at her to try to get her to move back a little and she points to the space in front of me. She says I should move up a little. Not picking on old people (I'm old) because this has happened with younger people too. Maybe in a cold climate where people wear layers of clothing, this isn't a problem. But here, where people are in shorts and t-shirts, no need to snuggle up to the person in front of you in line.