Then the other day I woke up, walked into the main cabin, and noticed this little guy staring at me:

A little to the left I saw this one:

As I headed forward to the head, I saw more on the foredeck:

But that was nothing compared to all the birds on the lifelines:

They were everywhere:

I was suddenly filled with worry because I'd put a new coat of varnish on the portside gunwale the day before. When I checked, it turned out that, magically, all of the birds had confined themselves to landing on the starboard side.
Wierd.
Still, I'm thinking it's time to install a scarecrow.
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