The forecast is for very cold weather later this week, and
besides taking precautions to protect water pipes from freezing, I would
suggest we all consider our fine feathered friends. Putting up suet feeders is a good way to
provide extra fat for their diet, which in turn they will burn to keep warm. We
put up ours a couple days ago and had immediate interest. First to find it were the juncos, but this
sparrow has become a regular. As a side
note; we have seen this sparrow almost daily since we have moved here, and we
think it’s the same one because of the unusual white feathers at the back of
the neck. I think it is the common Song Sparrow and just anomaly in the plumage.
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
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I love it when an individual bird is identifiable. We were aware of a specific red-tailed hawk for 5 years and a specific sandhill crane for 15 years.
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm blown away that you saw the same Sandhill Crane for 15 years. What a great experience.
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