So I'm going past with binoculars, past with binoculars, come on, let me see, let me see, I need them, and of course Shannon to

saw some on is hogging the binoculars and Peter, well, er, is also hogging the telescope.

Peter, well, er, yeah.

And it turned out to be a kaleidoscope actually when I finally got it out of them.

So I was like, I wonder if he thinks he's seeing so many unique birds, but we're

bird watching. And Shannon's going, it's a yo-billy, sap sucker, a thi-yo-billy,

sap sucker. I'm going, I can hear it, it's a warbler, so give me the binoculars and

we'll really find out what it is. And finally, I trick her because I have part of

a crona in my backpack and I am able to waft the crona beneath her nose in such a way

that she just drops the binoculars and gloms onto that. So then she's chomped onto

the crona. I've got the binocs which are around her neck and so I'm trying to be gentle

so she doesn't feel that I'm putting them on. And I put them on. And what do you think

I saw? The bird? What do you think I saw? The bird? What do you think I saw? The same

bird when I looked. Yeah, the bird. Yeah. It was alphanning. Yeah. Wasn't bird. So

this is, she just climbed a tree. I know. So this is so that like, days it's always when

I'm going out to look at these birds, days ahead, I'll see you out. And you'll kind of

know she's like, oh, you going out this weekend? And I'm like, yeah, like you want to

come or whatever. And she's like, no, like I'm busy and I'm busy. I probably will stay.

I won't have time to be out there. Yeah. But then she's always, she wants to be the

trailing us. And then she goes and like sits in the tree and the bird calls to be the bird

and the sound calls. Yeah. She can do all of it. Yeah. She can do tree, tree, tree. Yeah.

She truly is the, she is the Neon demon. Well, she is in real way. No. And that's what

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