Bird watching can be more fun than a barrel of {a plural noun}.  Our {an adjective} feathered friends are everywhere, waiting to be watched.  An interesting bird to start with is the {an adjective} oriole, which builds its nest in {a noun} trees.  Early in spring we hear the oriole give it's mating call, which sounds like this: "{a funny noise}."  Then the male aand female get together and {a verb}.  Later the female lays {a number} eggs.  Isn't that {an adjective}?  Another fascinating bird is the {an adjective}-breasted nuthatch.  The nuthatch is very tame.  He will fly down and laand right on your {a noun} and eat out of your {a plural noun}.  Other birds to watch out for are the red-crested {a noun}, the {an adjective}-necked thrush, and the yellow-bellied {an adjective} sucker.  Now that you know something about birds--get out there and watch!!