9 Replies to "West Seattle weekend scene: "The boys are back""

• Jo February 21, 2010 (3:03 pm)

  Gary, where along Alki did you see these juveniles?
  I thought I saw one of them, at least, in the big tree across from Cactus.

• Babs February 21, 2010 (3:37 pm)

  “The Boys” Love the name for these two Alki Cruisers. You don’t need a car to hang, just a high tree.

• Mark Ahlness February 21, 2010 (4:44 pm)

  Here’s the Lincoln Park pair, today: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ahlness/4376254027/

• Cheryl February 21, 2010 (5:25 pm)

  One of them was indeed hanging out in the big tree across from Cactus down at Alki this morning about 11:30am. I enjoyed watching him for a good 15 minutes… took pics w/ my iPhone too, but too high up to see any real detail of such a magnificent bird. Too bad I didn’t have my BIG camera with me.

• d February 21, 2010 (5:45 pm)

  Fella’s look in fine fiddle and I’ll keep an eye out for them.

  But, oh boy, that caption is such a song worm!

• Jo February 21, 2010 (5:54 pm)

  I can see the huge tree across from Cactus Restaurant from my front window, and there’s an eagle in it right now.
  Can’t tell if it’s a juvenile or adult because of the lighting and he/she’s kind of behind a branch.

  d: ‘song worm’ ?????????

• d February 21, 2010 (6:05 pm)

  Jo-

  Well, it is part of a line of lyrics from a song with a particular melody that some how gets lodged in the brain. The phrase and melody plays over and over and on and on. Irritating.

  But it isn’t a judgement of the caption or pics at all; just a random trigger in my brain, for some reason. Maybe I am just weird. ;)

• Jo February 21, 2010 (7:50 pm)

  d: I wasn’t saying that you were being judgmental, I just had never heard the term, ‘song worm’, before and wanted to know what it meant.
  And, an interesting term it is.
  Your explanation makes sense. Guess maybe I’m also weird.
  Thanks

• sun*e February 22, 2010 (7:52 am)

  Beautiful photo on a beautiful day… isn’t it great?
  .
  I’ve heard the term as “ear worm” when getting a song stuck in your head but “song worm” works too. :)

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