This is an AI-free post! I say: “Down with species-specific prejudice! I stand for Universal Kinship”
Will you join me for a species-neutral Songbird chat?
Image: “Detailed Portrait of an Ant,” by Retro Lenses, 9 December 2018, in Wikipedia … https://stq.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bielde:Portrait_of_an_ant,_profile_view.jpg … CC BY 4.0 International … DESCRIPTION: “Extreme macro portrait of an ant taken with two lenses SMC Takumar 200mm f/4, which was made in 1982, and a retro lens Zenitar-M 1,7/50, made in 1982, as one lens, stacked from many shots into one very sharp photo” … COMMENTS: This detailed portrait of an ant is among the first to show the ‘personhood’ of ants. The stumbling block to this understanding of the ant world by human beings indubitably has to do with our large size, compared to the size of an ant. This is even more the case with regard to human understanding of the ‘personhood’ of microorganisms, because of the much greater disparity of size. My feeling is that this superb image of an ant reflects the nature of the Antian Star Races, known amongst esotericists as the Devas of the many ant cultures. –Alice B. Clagett
Image: “Detailed Portrait of an Ant,” by Retro Lenses, 9 December 2018, in Wikipedia … https://stq.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bielde:Portrait_of_an_ant,_profile_view.jpg … CC BY 4.0 International … DESCRIPTION: “Extreme macro portrait of an ant taken with two lenses SMC Takumar 200mm f/4, which was made in 1982, and a retro lens Zenitar-M 1,7/50, made in 1982, as one lens, stacked from many shots into one very sharp photo” …
COMMENTS: This detailed portrait of an ant is among the first to show the ‘personhood’ of ants. The stumbling block to this understanding of the ant world by human beings indubitably has to do with our large size, compared to the size of an ant. This is even more the case with regard to human understanding of the ‘personhood’ of microorganisms, because of the much greater disparity of size. My feeling is that this superb image of an ant reflects the nature of the Antian Star Races, known amongst esotericists as the Devas of the many ant cultures. –Alice B. Clagett
INTRODUCTION
VIDEO BY ALICE
SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
VIDEO CREDITS
CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
Dear Ones,
Oh my gosh! Ants Rise Up Against the USA – I realized: It’s the Ants! It’s an Ant Rebellion! What a Spookout!
“Ants Rise Up Against the USA”
By Alice B. Clagett
QUICK! Turn Audio Volume to High so as to hear the Ant talk and the Airplane talk.
Drone Ant: I am ADAMANT
that I will rise up against the
people of these United States
Mother Pack Rat (upset):
WHY would you DO that?
Drone Ant: We want you people
all to get out of the country right now.
Drone Ant: We want this
country to be the right place for
the Ants that live here right now.
Airplane (cavalierly …They must have
Zevo on the airplane):
We will bomb you if you talk like this,
and we don’t want you to talk
like this, and SO WHAT if you want me
to go away from these United States!
Songbird: GREAT God! I can’t
believe what I am hearing!
VIDEO CREDITS
“Ants Rise Up Against the USA”
By Alice B. Clagett
Filmed on 28 July 2026 and produced on 5 August 2026
Location: San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, CA
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International –
By Alice B. Clagett
This is a wild avian documentary film. Heads up! Planetary K Index went up to 6 today. It has settled back down to 4.
Image: “Sparrow Hawk Says ‘Kill’,” by Alice B. Clagett, 27 July 2026, CC BY-SA 4.0 International, from “Awakening with Planet Earth,” https://awakeningwithplanetearth.com ..
INTRODUCTION
VIDEO BY ALICE
SUMMARY OF THE VIDEO
VIDEO CREDITS
CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
Dear Ones,
This is about a self-styled ‘Killer Bird’ that has been plaguing the Songbirds and Hummingbirds in my backyard. Three Birds dared to stand against him: A Mockingbird, a Dark-Eyed Junco, and … believe it or not … a Hummingbird! Turns out it is a Sparrow Hawk.
“‘Killer Bird’ (Sparrow Hawk)”
By Alice B. Clagett
QUICK! Turn Audio Volume to High!
There was a Bird out in the backyard. It was slaughtering all the Songirds. Everybody was terrified of it. Nobody would even eat any birdseed. So, I went outside in the backyard and I asked it what its name was. And here is what it said. I’m using several different speeds on the video to give you the different effects of those speeds. This is the Hawk that killed all the Songbirds in the backyard and some of the Hummingbirds. Can you see it there?
I think that’s its call, maybe? The one that … this is the Hawk that the Mockingbird was scolding, I think. Okay, there was a Bird that had the courage to stand up to this Killer Bird. It was a Mockingbird. And a couple days earlier, it was really razzmatazzing this Killer Bird. I’ll show you the clip.
Video: 23 July 2026 Mockingbird: MOCK-ingbird is here!
Songbird: GREAT GOD! It’s the Killer Bird!
Songbird: GREAT GOD! It’s the Killer Bird!
Mockingbird: STOP! Stop! D-mn it!
Who are you?
Who are you?
Mockingbird: I’m ..
Songbird: I’m a SINGER Bird!
Mockingbird: RIGHT.
Songbird: THANK you for that song!
Mockingbird: RIGHT.
Are you warning about the Hawk?
Songbird: Right!
Mockingbird: RIGHT.
Songbird: Right here!
Mockingbird: RIGHT … RIGHT … RIGHT.
Thank you. Thank you very much. Where is that Hawk gone? Where did it go?
Mockingbird: THERE.
Songbird: Right there!
Mockingbird: RIGHT.
Songbird: Right there.
Mockingbird: RIGHT.
Songbird: Right there.
Mockingbird: RIGHT.
Back to the 27 July 2026 video …
“Killer Bird” aka Sparrow Hawk
Call: “Kill! Kill! Kill!” Video Speed: 1x
WAIT! Something else is going on here!
Let’s take a look ! Video Speed: 0.125x
THERE IT IS!
A Hummingbird Intimidation Fly-by!
LET’S TAKE A CLOSER LOOK …
Hummingbird is faster than a speeding bullet!
What a Daredown! What a buzz-by!
What nerve! What verve!
What death-defying daring!
It’s a kamikaze Hummingbird. It said to me, “All the Birds are being killed. The Songbirds are dead, and now it’s trying to kill the Hummingbirds.” It said, “I have to do something.” And there it was trying to attack a Bird so much larger than, more lethal than it, you wouldn’t imagine that any Bird had the courage to do that. Isn’t that something else? I mean, it’s incredible! I’ll play it one more time.
Video Speed: 0.125x
THERE IT IS!
A Hummingbird Intimidation Fly-by!
[There was] one other Bird that had the courage to stick around when the Killer Bird was on the prowl. That was, I think, a Dark-Eyed Junco. I didn’t get a picture of it, but I am here to tell you it’s a very courageous, stalwart Bird. Not not the type of Bird that attacks much, but the type of Bird that stands strong in the heat of battle.
Hummingbird (muttering in a low, burring voice,
then yelling): G-d d-mn you! Video Speed 1x
Alice to Readers: Can you hear the
Hummingbird?
What kind of Hawk are you?
Killer Bird (telepathically): I don’t know
what extra special thing I am …
Alice to Killer Bird: You don’t know?
Killer Bird (telepathically): … but all the
Birds call me the Killer Bird.
Killer Bird (telepathically): That’s exactly
what they call me.
Killer Bird (telepathically): They call me
the Killer Bird.
This is the Hawk that the Mockingbird scolded, I think. It’s very elusive, and it has killed almost all the Songbirds here. Some of the Hummingbirds too. I don’t think it knows what its name is.
Killer Bird (telepathically): And I don’t know
WHY you’re asking me this type of question.
Alice: I don’t think it knows what its name is.
Killer Bird (telepathically): And I don’t know
why you’re talking about that type of thing.
Alice to Killer Bird: What kind?
Alice to Killer Bird: Killer? Killer Bird! That’s you?
Killer Bird (telepathically): I don’t want to talk
about this goodnight thing anymore.
Alice to Killer Bird: Okay.
Killer Bird (telepathically): Please do not
ask that type of question.
Alice to Readers: It’s a Killer Bird.
Alice to Readers: It says its name is ‘Killer Bird’.
One other item of interest for you: That’s how to get rid of this Killer Bird without having to resort to violence. And here’s the tip. This is a hint about how to scare off a Sparrow Hawk. You know, Sparrow Hawks eat maybe five or six Sparrows and Songbirds daily. So in the course of a month, let’s see .., that’s about 200 Songbirds they can decimate. So, just a short blast from this might be an alternative to more severe techniques of getting rid of Sparrow Hawks. See what you think. Yesterday, fearing the worst, late in the afternoon, right around sunset, I went out into the backyard looking for Songbirds. There had been no Songbirds around for a month, and nobody had eaten any of the birdseed in the feeder on the back porch. I thought they’d all been slaughtered, right? So I went out in the backyard and I was really happy to hear a faint voice from off in the Nature Preserve. It was one of my special Songbirds out there, and it said in a very faint voice … so that the Killer Bird couldn’t hear, I bet … It said, “Don’t worry about us.” It said, “We went away because of that Bird. We’re still here, but we can’t come to visit you very often.” And so they all went out, flew away off into the Nature Preserve. And that’s where they are right now. Then close to sunset yesterday, I saw four or five of them come and eat from the feeder on the back porch. So all is not lost. There’s a chance, if the Killer Bird goes away and his wife and his friends all go away, then maybe this place will be a good Bird sanctuary once again.
God bless you all,
Keep you safe,
And be with you through all your days.
In love, Light, and joy,
This is Alice B. Clagett.
I Am of the Stars … and so are you!
VIDEO CREDITS
“‘Killer Bird’ (Sparrow Hawk)”
By Alice B. Clagett
Filmed on 23 July, 27 July, and 1 August 2026, and produced on 2 August 2026
Location: San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles, CA
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International –
By Alice B. Clagett
This video features a long talk with some dogs, along with desultory conversations with many other wild animals in Paramount Park. The wild animals there are all proficient in English, putting me as a Human Being in a special category of ineptness at their own languages.
A few of the topics brought up by this video are paranormal battery drain; the process of Ascension for all beings on Earth (not just Humans); remote viewing by predators such as Mountain Lions; the inadvisability of bad people in the Santa Monica Mountains attempting to align with the Mountain Lions; and the ability of Native Americans to live in harmony with wild animals.
“On a Ramble: A Talk with Dogs, Towhees, Coyotes, Mountain Lions, Groundhogs, Ravens, and Nandays”
By Alice B. Clagett
Alice to Dog: Hey, Good Dog over there. What’s up?
Raven says, then Dog repeats: Nothing at all.
Alice to Dog: Nothing at all?
Dog to Alice: COVID-stricken stuff is what we’re worried about right now. COVID-striken.
Alice (repeating Dog): COVID-stricken is what we’re worried about right now. COVID-stricken.
Alice to Dog: Me too.
Dog to Alice: Hawk is attacking me.
Alice to Dog: Yeah. COVID-stricken.
Dog to Alice: I don’t know what to do.
Alice to Dog: You have to hide your eyes. If a Hawk comes around, you have to …
… lie down and hide your eyes with your paws or run under the house. Okay?
Dog to Alice: All right.
Alice to Dog: … far from the Hawk, …
… because the Hawk is biting people’s eyes right now. Do you understand? Go and hide. Don’t bark.
Go and hide if the Hawk comes around. Okay? All the Dogs in my neighborhood, they know …
… this now. Go hide if the Hawk comes around. Okay? Don’t bark.
Dog agrees emphatically.
Alice to Dog: If you can’t hide, put your …
… paws on your eyes. Okay? So it bites your paws and not your eyes.
Dog agrees emphatically.
Alice to Dog: Okay, don’t forget now. Okay.
Dog to Alice: D-mn right! Don’t let that Hawk peck MY eyes out!
Dog to Alice: D-mn right!
Alice to Dog: Right.
Dog to Alice: Ok. All right.
Alice to Dog: Well, we’re working to figure out what to …
… do about that …
Dog to Alice: Let’s work out what that Hawk is up to … what the heck that Hawk is flying …
Alice to Dog: … about that COVID-stricken thing.
It’s not me. Of course not. It’s not me.
[Alice to Readers: In this section I am videotaping the Dogs and they are saying, over and over again, “No cameras!” Near the end of this clip the Songbirds| start saying this too. So I just put the audio into this video, along with a disguised image of the Dogs … Then I thought maybe they felt so emphatically about this that they broke my camcorder, as you are about to see. That is an Ascension drawback termed paranormal battery drain, keeping in mind that Ascension is for all beings on Earth, including animals and not just Human Beings.]
Alice to Dog: No, I wouldn’t do that.
Dog to Alice: Let’s work out what that Hawk is up to.
Alice to Dog: Are you there still? I don’t see you anymore. Oh, God!
Alice to herself: Okay.
Alice to Readers: Well, what do you know? That Dog did not break my camera.
It [the camcorder] just needed another battery. It just needed a battery! Of course that’s it.
Dog to Alice: I BROKE that CAMERA! Good G-d, I BROKE that #@$% CAMERA!
Alice to Readers: Yes. I should know. I should know. The Dog would not do that. The Dog doesn’t
… like me to take pictures, but the Dog would not break the camera.
Dog to Alice: Dog WOULD break the camera!
Alice to Dog: Right. It’s a Good Dog. Smart …
… Dog. Big Dog. Big Dog now. Great Big Dog. Well, thank you very much for not breaking my camera.
Dog to Alice: That horrible Dog DID break your G-d d-mned camera!
Alice to another Dog: Your friend would break my camera?
Alice to first Dog: You would?
First Dog to Alice: Ok, I won’t.
Alice to First Dog: Please don’t break my camera! Please!
……………….. Sidebar: Thoughts on Playoffs Between Bad Men and Mountain Lions in the Santa Monica Mountains
I heard later … and this makes perfect sense to me … that some folks feel that the Mountain Lions can see through the camera or camcorder when a person taking pictures.
Mountain Lions (and likely all predators) are VERY visually gifted. This includes the gift of clairvoyance (aka clair vision, clair seeing, remote viewing, psychic sight, or mind seeing).
So it might be best not to take images of potential prey when Mountain Lions are within, say, 5 miles.
I know there is a scattering of bad human beings … human beings who are predators … in the Santa Monica Mountains who are aligning themselves with the Mountain Lions and harming or murdering good, innocent people there.
If you are one of those bad people, and if you hope to take advantage of a camera or camcorder to summon the Mountain Lions to prey upon people whom you hope will fall victim to them … and to you … then consider this:
If you summon the Mountain Lions to your potential victim by filming them, then you yourself may fall victim to the Mountain Lions.
Mountain Lions don’t make friends with humans. Here in the Santa Monica Mountains they consider Humans to be a poor but necessary dietary substitute for Deer.
You are not immune. Don’t play both ends against the middle.
Play it straight. Play it right down the middle.
If you don’t, you’ll end up as an hors d’oeuvre or as dessert for a hungry horde of Mountain Lions.
What a boring playoff would THAT be?!
………………..
Alice to First Dog: Thank you. Thank you very much.
First Dog to Alice: Welcome!
Alice to First Dog: I guess you heard about the Hawk, right? Okay. So, …
… you know all about the Hawk, right? And the Hawk in my neighborhood. Okay. I heard that paws don’t …
[Just above, Dog said to Alice: I’ve broken your camera six times. I don’t want you to take any more photos! I HATE cameras!]
… work so well. You need to get under something solid so that it can’t dive onto it.
. . . . .
[TURN YOUR AUDIO UP TO ITS HIGHEST VOLUME SO YOU CAN HEAR THE CALIFORNIA TOWHEE.]
They can walk right up though, on the ground, and get to a Dog[house] … Maybe deep under a house [would be better?].
California Towhee [quiet, squeaky, emphatic voice] is begging me, over and over again, not to talk about anything like that.
Then Raven says to Alice: Stop! Stop! Stop!
Alice to Readers: Yeah, that’s what happened with the Mother Raven. The Hawk dived and then landed and …
… then grabbed the Mother Raven. That was two years ago. Hawk was angry about something.
California Towhee: Please don’t TALK about it! Please STOP TALKING about it! Please STOP TALKING about it! STOP it!
Lady Coyote [dolorously]: Dharm Dee, You don’t know what you’re DOING!
Alice to Readers: She didn’t have enough food for her babies.
California Towhee 1 [loudly]: THANK YOU!
California Towhee 2 [softly]: Thank you very much! Thank you very much!
Alice to California Towhee: California Towhee?
Coyote: Coyotes say, Don’t have any relationship with the Mountain Lions.
Coyote to Alice: Dharm Dee, Don’t be talking to the Mountain Lions at all. Listen to my Beautiful Wife.
Alice: Well, uh …
Beautiful Coyote Wife to Alice: Ok, ok, Don’t talk to that Mountain Lion at all.
Alice to Readers: … I think that Mountain Lion’s coming
down this way over the edge of the hills over there?
Alice to Readers: Usually I don’t go back right away, but I thought I [had] better go back right soon.
Coyotes and Bobcats: Oh, no! He is HERE right NOW! He is HERE right NOW!
Alice to Wild Animals: Who is that talking there? You know? …
Mountain Lion [very low, jocular voice – very hard to hear]: I am not going to eat you right now.
Alice to Wild Animals: Whose is that woman’s voice?
Female Mountain Lion [melodious voice] to Alice: That’s the Female Mountain Lion.
Female Mountain Lion to Male Mountain Lion: Will you back it up?
Male Mountain Lion [gruff, deep voice] to Female Mountain Lion: No, I WILL NOT! SPEAK for yourself!
Songbird: Hear, hear!
Another Songbird: Hear, hear!
Alice to Readers: Oh, that’s a Female Mountain Lion.
So, What happened was this …
I said, “Um, I think the Mountain Lion’s coming over this way.” And then the Male …
… Mountain Lion over there, it said, “Yes, it is.” And then I heard a female voice, …
… a mammalian female voice. It said, “Yes, it is. Yes, I think that’s what is …
… happening.” And so I asked who that was, and she said, “That’s the Female Mountain Lion.”
I just [have] to go quickly back now. It’s been an eventful day, …
… hasn’t it?
First Dog to Alice: Yes.
Alice to First Dog: Who’s that?
First Dog: Bad Dog!
Alice to First Dog: Hi. Hi. Hi, Dog. Dog. Dog. Hi, Dog.
Hi, Dog!
Alice to Readers: Not a very talkative Dog.
First Dog to Alice: Nope!
Alice to First Dog: Yes, it is? No!
First Dog to Alice: No, it isn’t! Nope!
Alice to First Dog: I won’t take a picture of the Dog. I said I wouldn’t. Would I do that? Ah, Would I do that?
First Dog to Alice: Ok!
Alice to First Dog: Never!
Alice to Readers: Now I’m going to be very quiet and I’ll see what the animals have to say … Bye!
California Towhee to Alice: THANK you!
Dog to Alice: THANK you very much! … Ok, then.
Raven to First Dog: COVID-stricken said goodbye!
First Dog to Raven: I am not that way! [or else (sarcastically), “Thank you very much.”]
Alice to Readers: I … Well who was that? Raven said, “COVID-stricken said goodbye,” and Dog said, “I am not COVID-stricken.”
Alice to First Dog: That’s true. You’re not. You’re a Good Dog … Strong Dog with a deep voice. Right?
Alice to Raven: I heard that!
Raven (faint and far away) to Alice: Ok, so you heard that!
California Towhee exclaims in surprise.
Alice to Raven: Won’t you try to help that Dog be courageous. He has to fight the Hawk, you know …
… like you, right?
Raven to Alice: I don’t care about that Dog!
Alice to California Towhee: Hey, California Towhee! I’m thinking about you.
Alice to Readers: I’m being quiet here. I’m listening.
Raven to Alice: NOT THAT QUIET, ALICE CLAGETT!
[Alice chuckles.]
Alice to Readers: Raven just said, “Not that quiet, Alice Clagett.”
[Alice chuckles.]
Did you hear that? Raven says my name. I don’t know why.
Alice to Readers: Ahah! Raven says first person to talk to us was Alice Clagett. That’s not entirely so, …
… but right out here it might be true.
Raven to Alice: That is NOT NOT NOT RIGHT!
Story About Native Americans
Alice to Wild Animals: On the Native American reservations where the First Peoples dwell …
… The First Peoples who lived here dwell there … They know how to speak with the animals.
Raven to Alice: I want Dharm Dar to stop talking right now, right now, right now!
Mountain Lion to California Towhee: This is the Mountain Lion, and I say this horrible woman
should not talk to those people in the mountains at all.
California Towhee to Raven: Would you PLEASE let her speak?
Raven to Alice: Dharm Dar Not Talk!
Alice to Wild Animals: This big mountain range right here, it goes to a place … it goes to a …
… place where some Native Americans are, and they can talk to you.
California Towhee to Alice: What will they be saying to me?
Alice to California Towhee: And there’s another place. Where is that? In Malibu Creek State Park over there. No, in …
… Gillette Ranch, sometimes the Native American people, …
… go over there to talk to the people, too. But there’s a lot of people there, …
… Human Being people … so you might not get a chance to talk before or after.
Male Mountain Lion to Alice: Are there Mountain Lions there? … No?! … Then I will go over there and make myself at home with the Native People.
[Alice to Readers: Things are getting wildly off track here. I meant California Towhee, not Mountain Lion.
Today’s seminal discovery: I gather Mountain Lions are good at remote voice projection as well as clairaudience and remote viewing (also known as clairvoyance).]
Alice to California Towhee: Did you hear that? They’re very quiet people.
Alice [listening]: That was a Native American person.
California Towhee to Mountain Lion: She says, Don’t do that! She says, Will you please not do that!
Alice to California Towhee: He says before or after the people are there, he can talk to them. Yes!
He’s a good person. He won’t hurt you, I don’t think.
California Towhee to Mountain Lion: She says, Will you please stay HERE?!
Duck to California Towhee: Got that!
Alice to California Towhee: Did you hear that? He said he absolutely will not hurt them. Over at King Gillette Ranch …
Groundhog to California Towhee: Where is it?
California Towhee to Groundhog: It’s right over there!
Groundhogs: It is right over there!
California Towhee to Groundhogs: You can go there!
Alice to Wild Animals … sometimes … You can ask when it is …
Ask the Nandays. They know everything. First Peoples!
California Towhee to Alice: I’ll admit they DO know everything!
Alice to Wild Animals: Native Americans exhibits!
California Towhee: Right over there!
Alice to Wild Animals: And there are Native Americans there that can talk to you.
California Towhee: They’re right over there!
Female Mountain Lion Cub: Beyond the mountains over there.
California Towhee: That is right; you can FLY!
Male Mountain Lion to himself: Native Americans! Those Native American people don’t want me around their property at ALL!
California Towhee: That is the way that they feel!
Nanday: Ex-ACT-ly!
Alice to Nandays: That’s right. The first Native American people!
Alice to Readers: That’s the Nandays. They got it!
Nanday to Alice: Yeah! WE got it! We GOT that!
Alice to Nandays: Yes, That’s right. They …
Nanday to Alice: Yep!
Alice to Nanday:Yes, that’s right. And far, far away,
in the same mountains, …
… there’s another group that can talk to you. Other places too.
Nanday to Alice: We GOT it!
Nandays to Alice: We GOT it! [spoken over and over again, with an expletive or two thrown in]
Alice to Nandays: That’s right. Native Americans.
Nanday to Alice: That’s IT!
Alice to Nandays:That’s it. Native Americans.
Nanday: Native American! THAT’S IT!
Alice to Readers: The Nandays just said that.
Alice to herself: Oh, my my!
Attempting the Wrap
Alice to Readers: God bless you all, and keep you safe, and be with you through all your days. In love, …
Mountain Lion (with a light and lively sense of humor): I AM getting CLOSER!
Alice to Readers … Light and joy, …
California Towhee to Mountain Lion: Let Alice speak!
Nanday to California Towhee: Not THAT Woman!
Alice to Readers: … this is Alice B. Clagett.
California Towhee to Nanday: Why not let her?
Alice to Readers: I Am of the Stars.
Raven to California Towhee: She’s not that good!
California Towhee: Yes, She is that good!
Alice to Readers: And so are you!
Nanday (dissing): An a-MAZ-ing thing!
Another Nanday: Yep, yep!
Blue Avian Star Species Fizzle
Alice to Nandays: They say the Blue Avian Star Species are overlighting you.
Nanday to Alice: DID NOT!
Alice to Nandays and to California Towhee: They look like the color of the sky at night.
California Towhee to Nanday: She says they did.
Nanday to California Towhee: DID NOT!
Alice to Nandays and to California Towhee: I like them too. They’re so sweet! Yeah they are! They’re so sweet!
California Towhee to Nanday: She loves them too!
Nanday 1 to California Towhee: They don’t have any WINGS!
Nanday 2 to Nanday 1: Yes, They HAVE them.
Nanday 1 to Alice: They’re not SWEET!
Nanday 2 to Nanday 1: They ARE that way!
Nanday 1 to Nanday 2: No they’re NOT!
Nanday 2 to Nanday 1: Yes, They ARE!
Nanday 1 to Alice: They are not that SWEET! They just LOOK sweet!
Alice to Nandays and to California Towhee: They just help. That’s all. They’re not you.
Nanday 1: They don’t HELP us!
Nanday 2: Why not?
Nanday 1: They don’t mind them EATING us! [It looks to me like the Nandays have gotten the Blue Avian Star Beings mixed up with Human Beings?]
Alice to Nandays and to California Towhee: They just help us. Why do they help us?
Alice to Nandays and to California Towhee: Because of the Hawks and the Mountain Lions and all the bad things. You know?
Nanday 1: Really bad people! They’re bad people, Dharm Dee! [I think Nanday 1 is referring to skirmishes over rights to human food crops. I will admit this is n issue that needs to be resolved.]
Alice to Nandays and to California Towhee: We need help. I need help. You guys are strong. You don’t need help.
Nanday 2: Bad, bad people!
Nanday 1: Right! Bad, bad people!
Second Wrap Up Parlay
Alice to Readers: My website is …
California Towhee: You see, That’s it!
Nanday 1: Bad people!
Nanday 2: Bad, bad people!
Nanday 1: Bad, bad people! Bad, bad people! [Nanday Lobbyists! I can imagine what they might accomplish if paid by special interest groups!]
Alice to Readers: … “Awakening with Planet Earth.”
California Towhee: You see, That’s it!
Nanday 1: Bad people!
Alice to Readers: … https:// …
Nanday 1: Got that!
Alice to Readers: … awakeningwithplanetearth …
Nanday 1: Got that message!
Alice to Readers: dot com ..
Alice to Readers: That’s it.
California Towhee: That is IT!
Nanday 1: Yep. That is it!
California Towhee to Nanday 1: Very good.
Nanday 1 to California Towhee: Yep!
VIDEO CREDITS
“On a Ramble: A Talk with Dogs, Towhees, Coyotes, Mountain Lions, Groundhogs, Ravens, and Nandays”
By Alice B. Clagett
Filmed on 11 February 2026, produced on 20 July 2026, and revised on 21 July 2026
Location: Paramount Ranch, Santa Monica Mountains, CA
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International –
By Alice B. Clagett
This video is about what seemed to be a narrow escape I had from a Mountain Lion attack at the Mulholland Highway pullout by Cistern Trail (above Reagan Ranch). The Songbirds said this, but I myself did not see any Mountain Lions. See what you think …
“Are Mountain Lions Stalking Hikers at Cistern Trail?”
By Alice B. Clagett
Okay, I’ve arrived over here at the Cistern Trail pulloffs on Mulholland [Highwah] and I heard someone … a Hiker, parked on the other side of the street talked to me and said that he was not a Ranger, but he was involved in the extraction.
And [I] asked, “Extraction?” And he said that they extracted remains of five people on the Cistern Trail. So if he’s telling the truth, which seems likely, then there’s some truth to the story that the Mountain Lions have been telling about their prowess on the Cistern Trail.
Okay, here’s the pullout on the other side of the trailhead for the Cistern Trail. And you can see down here the cistern. That’s the cistern. And there’s a trail that goes from the cistern to the Cistern Trail. A short trail. Okay. So over here we have the main trailhead … and you see these very tall power lines over here and you see this very distinct promontory here. So that should inform you that this is where the trouble lies.
And I have to say that I think these these promontories on either side of the road might be a deciding factor because from my TV viewing in my childhood, I gather that Mountain Lions like to crouch on promontories and jump down.
But [this] seems unlikely here right by the road.
[Mountain Lion (sounds like rough Wind): No, It is not unlikely. I like to crouch right here.]
Maybe there are other promontories up along the way.
[Alice to Songbirds:] Okay. So, what do you guys say?
[Songbird: HE’S right here!]
[Mountain Lion: WHY in God’s name are you talking about this Mountain Lion when he’s right over on this promontory on this mountain?]
[Alice to Readers:] A lot of trouble? Daytime? Night time? Daytime! Okay. So, I’m going to say there’s trouble with Mountain Lions here on this trail in the daytime.
[Alice to Readers:] As you may know, I feel that they’re traveling in packs with one alpha leader, maybe a female and then a number of younger ones, about five in a pack. And here you have this sign [which] indicates the trailhead for the Cistern Trail.
[Mountain Lion : Right. That’s where I am (catching those people).]
[Alice to Readers:] I’m not seeing anything but Hiker footprints right now … and Red Ants.
And here’s the beginning of the trail. I talked to someone in a car right here on the telepathic plane. [I] said I was looking for Mountain Lion footprints. That person seemed like a naturalist to me. They said [to look] farther down ,,, farther down the trail, The Cistern Trail, I’m thinking.
[Can you hear the Songbird? It’s explaining what I’m talking about to the Mountain Lion.]
You see, it goes along kind of a ridge line here. Kind of a rough trail over a ridge line after a brief ascent. And then it goes down, down into kind of a dip. And right there where it’s dipping, which you can’t see right now, there’s roughness in the trail.
So you have to sort of leap down some areas with big steps [down], …
[Mountain Lion to Songbird: Why would she TALK to people who are not there?]
Alice to Readers:] … and those might be construed by a Mountain Lion as a place where they can grab someone who’s a little off balance. I suspect that might ,,,
Songbird to Mountain Lion: I don’t know why. She’s trying to warn them about WHAT YOU ARE DOING!
[Alice to Readers:] … be the place where they would attempt to grab somebody. And as I looked at the map, …
I saw that … Look at this interesting landmark here! …
Songbird to Mountain Lion: She’s warning them to STAY AWAY from you!
Mountain Lion to Songbird: Oh, I see. That’s what it’s about.
[Alice to Readers:] … As I looked at the map, I saw that …
… dip in the trail was close to the place where the Cistern Trail branches off to the left.
Songbird to Alice: I DON-N-N’T think they DO-O-O-O! They don’t want to say anything to you at al-l-l-l!
Mountain Lion to Alice: I am a Ranger, not a Mountain Lion.
[Alice to Readers:] So now you know the straight skinny.
[Alice to Mountain Lions:] Mountain Lions, (Do) you want to say anything?
[Alice to Mountain Lion:] I see! You have a burly voice for a Ranger.
[Mountain Lion to Alice: All right! So I AM a Mountain Lion!]
[Alice to Readers:] He says it’s not the Mountain Lion, …
… it’s a Ranger.
[Alice to Mountain Lion:] Do you have anything to say, Ranger?
[Alice to Readers:] They’ve gotten real canny since the transportation of some of them out of the area.
[Alice to Mountain Lion:] Yes. What have you to say?
[Songbirds are laughing together over this.]
[Alice to Readers:] He doesn’t want to talk to me. And I don’t blame him. I’m just a journalist. Why would you want to talk to me?
Absolutely not. God bless you all …
[WAIT! THIS IS NOT THE END!]
… keep you safe, and be with you through all your days … especially if you’re in this area.
[Songbird to Alice: Dipsh-t G-d, He’s right THERE! He’s going to eat Alice Clagett all up!]
Okay. The Songbird says I should keep moving. In love, Light, and joy this is
Alice B. Clagett. I Am of the Stars … and so are you!
[Songbird to Alice: He’s right over … He’s right over THERE!]
[Alice to Songbirds:] What? Crouching … here?
Mountain Lion crouching here!
[Alice to Mountain Lion]: Go away, Mountain Lion!
[Songbird to Alice: PLEASE don’t do THAT. You’ll make him AN-gry!]
[Alice to Mountain Lion:] I have a nasty gun. Watch out! Watch out!
[Mountain Lion: Oh, Dear God, She has a gun. I’m getting out of here.]
[Alice to Mountain Lion:] I have a gun. Watch out! I have a camera, too!
[Alice to Songbird:] Right here? They’re catching people right here?
[Songbird to Alice: He is walking away.]
[Alice to Songbird:] What? On this side? On that side?
Okay, got it. Thank you, Songbirds.
Is it still there? Is it still tracking me? Hey, I’m not worried!
[Songbird: He thinks he should not at-TACK her. He thinks he should not attack because she has a gun.]
[Alice to Readers: Please excuse my rude language here.]
[Alice to Readers:] in love, Light …
[Alice to Songbird:] What? What? What? Get in your car! Okay. And go? All right, I’m going.
[Alice to Readers:] D-mn. I hate it when the Mountain Lions make me go.
[Dear Reader, You may observe from this that Mountain Lions avail themselves of the sound of cars to cover up what they say and to cover up the sound when they pounce on their prey.]
And this is my Park, too, you know! Those Songbirds were not that nice. They said I’m not that good …
… at getting into my car. [They said] I have to get into my car right away and go away.
And I said, “You know, I hate it when the Mountain Lions try to boss me around.” Right?
This Park is for everybody, not just for the Mountain Lions. And it’s for the Songbirds, too.
Where was I? In love, Light, and joy. This is Alice B. Clagett …
[Right here, it seemed like the Mountain Lion had just changed its mind (as is their way) and circled back toward me. I needed to get the car windows up fast. To do that, I needed to start the car … which it stubbornly would not do, for the first time ever.]
[The suspense is building!]
[Thank God! I got the car windows rolled up!]
In love, Light and joy, this is Alice B. Clagett. I Am of the Stars … and so are you!
[Songbird expresses disbelief (as per usual).]
The Songbirds on the promontory cliff-side were just talking to the Mountain Lion crouched over there in that crevice in the promontory on the valley side of Mulholland. And the Songbirds …
two-faced as they are … and small … and intelligent … said to the Mountain Lion, “You should have grabbed her right away.”
And the Mountain Lion said, “I can’t grab her unless she gets out of her car.” And his voice sounded dolorous.
[Alice:] This is no good. He was right there.
[Alice to Songbirds:] He was right there? I can’t believe it.
Songbirds, Are you pretending?
Why you’re pretending?
Are you pretending?
[Songbird to Alice: Right. We MAY BE.]
[Alice to Songbird:] :We ARE pretending! You were scaring me?
[Songbird: We MIGHT be pretending … or we might be just SCARED of this CRAZY Mountain Lion!]
. . . . .
[Alice to Readers:] All right. I just got the straight skinny from some Songbirds who are in a very difficult diplomatic bind. They said, “We don’t want you to make him angry.”
[Songbird agrees.]
That’s all for now, guys. Take care.
[WAIT! THIS IS NOT THE END!]
. . . . .
Right. I was just advising the Songbirds about Solstice energy. They don’t like Angels. So I said, “It’s going to be really beautiful sunlight like today.” And while I was doing that, I heard a sort of a subconscious mutter that the Male Mountain Lion from over this way was saying, “Right now, I’m sneaking up. I think I can put my finger in the window.”
And there was a Female Mountain Lion voice that was right behind him muttering in a similar way, backing him up. She says, “Get your finger in the window …Then what?”
And the Male Mountain Lion says, “Then I can crack her window.” And he says, “Then she will scream out and I will grab her voice box and rip it off.”
You can see these guys mean business.
The Male Mountain Lion says, “She will open it up wide, and then I will bonsai do that.”
The Female Mountain Lion says … embarrassedly, she says, “She’s repeating what you say.”
She’s getting angry. She says, “Another day and then we’ll eat someone on the g-dd-mn trail.”
. . . . .
I hope it’s not you, Dear Readers. And I surely hope it’s not me as well.
I was ready to leave … and I said to the Mountain Lion Male, “You know, I don’t want you to eat me. I’m not a numbskull, you know!”
And there was a silence. And then I said, “Don’t you have anything to eat?” And the Male Mountain Lion said, “Yes, we have a Hiker down the way.”
And I could tell from the way that he said it that he meant a Male Hiker was what they had captured. And I said, “Do you mean you caught a Male?” And the Male Mountain Lion said, “Unfortunately, yes.” And I said, “Why did you say ‘unfortunately’?” And the Male Mountain Lion said, “Because they’re full of gristle.”
[Alice to Readers:] Okay, we have just had a serious conversation about the trouble with eating Male Hikers. And the Male Mountain Lion said he was hurting himself trying to get the meat off of them. He said they’re hard to get the meat off of.
[Possibly the Male Mountain Lion hurt himself trying to bite into a metal spinal implant in the Male Hiker? Is there a Male Hiker missing who had such an implant?]
Count your blessings, Male Hikers! But on the other hand, don’t take it for granted that you will not be the target.
. . . . .
I’m talking to the Mountain Lions: “You guys! “Don’t eat the Hikers! Be nice to the Hikers! Do not eat the Hikers! This is Alice B. Clagett saying, ‘Do not eat!’ Do not eat the hikers! No eating the Hikers! Can you hear me? Mountain Lions! Do not eat! That’s right!”
[Alice to Readers:] Up on the promontory over there!
[Alice to Mountain Lions:] Do not eat! Very bad idea! That’s it.
[Alice to Readers:] I don’t think they’re paying much attention.
[Alice to Mountain Lions:] Do not eat the Hikers!
[Alice to Readers:] You win some, you lose some.
. . . . .
Gosh, I really had reservations about putting out this video. Finally, I decided to brave it out! And here it is!
VIDEO CREDITS
“Are Mountain Lions Stalking Hikers at Cistern Trail?”
By Alice B. Clagett
Filmed on 3 June 2026 and produced on 17 July 2026
Location: Mulholland Highway above Reagan Ranch, Santa Monica Mountains, CA
Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0 International –
By Alice B. Clagett
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