There are not a lot of birds around Westport these days. Hey — it’s (almost) winter.
But when they return, we’ll be ready.
At least, Coleytown Elementary School will be.
This is the welcoming scene, on Easton Road:




(Photos/Mark Mathias)
There are not a lot of birds around Westport these days. Hey — it’s (almost) winter.
But when they return, we’ll be ready.
At least, Coleytown Elementary School will be.
This is the welcoming scene, on Easton Road:




(Photos/Mark Mathias)
You know those enormous birds that sprouted recently on lawns all across Westport? The ones promoting Project Return’s annual Birdhouse Auction April 3 at the Inn of Longshore?

Non-disappearing birds on Myrtle Avenue
According to WestportNow.com, at least 14 of them have “disappeared.” I’d use the word “stolen,” but that’s because I remember my own teenage years, when I helped more than a few street signs “disappear.”
These birdhouses are a much more alluring target than road signs. Of course, they’re also harder to hide in a basement or closet. Not that I’m telling parents all over town to look there immediately ;).
And, without clear proof, I certainly won’t accuse Westport’s young people of doing something I would have done. Times are tough for everyone. You never know what will show up on eBay these days, do you?