In 1976, I worked at Olympia Stadium and attended college at EMU in Ypsilanti. On that day in 1976, I was driving home from college, going right by Olympia that night, was not scheduled to work, but decided to do the 'old go in early and pretend like I'm working and get in free' as all the guys at the door knew who I was.... I put on a work shirt and sat side stage (best seats in the house that night) and watched Paul & Linda (Wings) band. On a whim, I decided to get a decal, go back stage and give it as a gift hoping to get a chance to meet Paul and it worked! I had no idea that it had become so popular with fans and the guitar company was now selling the 'special edition' Paul guitar with decal until just recently and no one knew how it all started....LOL...yep, it was me using my 'imagination' to get a chance to meet one of The Beatles! What can I say? College kid giving it the old college try...and it worked!!! Mike Kudzia
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WREN radio station was started in LaWRENce, Kansas in 1926. My father, Vernon H. "Bing" Smith was its Manager. The station was started to advertise the flour marketed by Bowersock Mills & Power Company in Lawrence. My maternal grandfather, R.C. Jackman, owned the mill and the radio station. Among the flour brands was Jenny Wren Flour. Gad Smith, Kansas City, October 31, 2008
Wren birds usually eat seeds, berries or other small fruits
sThis is most likely one of the small Wrens. These include Winter Wren, House Wren, Bewick's Wren, Carolina Wren, Sedge Wren, or Marsh Wren. I am basing this on the "erect" tail.
It is 'Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus.'
It is a consumer