
Kept my eyes and ears open for red-winged blackbirds during the run today. No luck. These birds are among the first spring migrants and normally get here late February or early March. I'm sure they're about, I just haven't chanced upon them yet. Oh well, soon I'm sure...
Ran 3.8 miles @ 9:28/mile pace.
AHR/MHR - 116/125
Paved roads.
Mostly flat.
Mid 40s, overcast.
Brooks Mach 11, shorts, short sleeved shirt, long sleeved shirt (sleeves pushed up halfway through the run), cap.
6 comments:
116 bpm is close to some people's resting heart rate : )
Adonis DNA! I had several traumatic childhood encounters with red-winged blackbirds, protecting their turf as I walked by ... yet I still look forward to their arrival too.
Those red-winged blackbirds render one of our favorite running spots unrunnable once they are out for the season. They scare me! :)
Funny. My run yesterday was almost the same. 3.0 at 9:25. A little shorter, but basically the same speed and terrain.
Of course, my heart rate wasn't anywhere near 116.. probably closer to 216..
I was looking for red winged blackbirds on this morning's run but no such luck. Not to worry though, they will be here soon, I'm sure!
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