[TN-Bird] new yard bird
- From: Charlie <cmmbirds@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: TN-Bird <TN-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2004 04:59:21 -0800 (PST)
Hi folks,
Yesterday we added bird species #62 to the list for our south Blount
County yard.
A beautiful red-type Fox Sparrow was kicking around a little leaf
pile I made for the juncos and song sparrows.
The Purple Finches return daily, but the Pine Siskin was a one-day
wonder.
We also had our first Yellow-bellied Sapsucker for the year 2 days
ago. He drilled holes in a Redbud Tree that had no such marking
previously. I've not seen him return yet, nor is there sap in the
wells.
Unfortunately the starlings also returned yesterday, so we can't put
out suet for a week or so. I wonder if that cat trap would fit 500+
starlings...
Charlie
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