Comments by "" (@johnd7904) on "#107 What Have I Been Told? | Narrowboat Life!" video.

  1. Hi Vann. You left me with so many wonderful topics for which to comment on. I must say that I've never seen or even consciously heard of the wagtail. The question that arises is: Why do they wag their tails constantly? A quick Google study on Wiki states "the the reasons are poorly understood. It has been suggested that it may flush up prey, or that it may signal submissiveness to other wagtails. Recent studies have suggested instead that it is a signal of vigilance that may aid to deter potential predators. I find it fascinating. Thank you so much for introducing this bird. I've been on South Street in Philadelphia after midnight and I can see the similarities in behavior. I believe it's a mating signal. Bon voyage. PS- Very good idea on slowly turning your journal pages. Your publisher will like that very much.
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  2.  @themindfulnarrowboat  WOW. That was great Vanessa. I'm speechless. You are a National Treasure. I had to go back and watch #107 again because the first time my male dog was barking like crazy at Zephyr standing on his back legs and vigorously wagging his tail and when she wasn't in the shot he stared intently at the TV waiting for her. I suppose that I wasn't speechless after all. 😜
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