This kitty was removed from Cat because it was unnecessary, so I'm showing it off here.
Since then, I've been doing better, productive edits, primarily on Sonic Games. Owning almost all of them myself, and watching the television show, I feel I know Sonic enough to make articles and expand current ones. Other than Sonic articles, I also occasionally help with the Washington Highway Project. When I get board, I occasionally welcome newcomers, or patrol the Recent changes page.
The dunnock (Prunella modularis) is a small passerine bird in the accentor family, Prunellidae. It is native to much of temperate Europe and parts of southwest Asia, including the Caucasus, northern Iran and Lebanon, and is also widely distributed in New Zealand after being introduced there in the 19th century. The dunnock inhabits lowland environments such as woodlands, shrubs, hedgerows and gardens, where it usually feeds on the ground. About 14centimetres (5.5in) long, it has a streaked brown back and grey head, a fine pointed bill, and produces a thin, tinkling song and a shrill tseep call. Dunnocks build nests low in bushes or conifers and typically lay three to five unspotted blue eggs. Their breeding system is variable, with different combinations of males and females sometimes sharing parental care.Photograph credit: Charles J. Sharp
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