Birds of a Feather Flock Together at Lake Junaluska, North Carolina.

Susie, Saw your tweet and had to fly over here and to your site to see your latest post. Tweet, Tweet, Quack, Quack, Twitter has me all a flutter...

Great shot Susie. Looks like a couple of pals hanging out together.

I just wrote you a very long message and the d--- thing just disappeared. I think it has to do with not having to do the word at the bottom.

Anyway, I am so frustrated that it went away.

I was commenting on Michaels' neat font and color in his comment to you. Like it and wondered how he does that.

Second, I mentioned that when I did a lot of public speaking, a phrase in your title was something i used a lot. Slightly different however and I would rattle this off at lightning speed.

"Ornithological species of identical plumage have a tendency to congregate in closer proximity". Birds of a Feather.

Then I would hear "What did he say". But by then I well had their attention.

Then I went on about your last picture and was it a B and B. It looks like it fits in with the beautiful scenic  mountainous ares where you live.

Sorry that message was lost it was a good one. As it is, I had to come back and re-piece this message back together in the right order as when I read the comment, it was not as I typed it.