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Tag Archives: wild bird food
My mini-refuge or, what to do with an old broomstick handle
I promised to post a photo once I placed the Certified Wildlife Habitat sign in my yard. It’s taken a while, I know. It languished in the “things to do” pile on my desk. As it rose slowly to the … Continue reading
Squirrel Appreciation Day?
Yep, you guessed it. I was listening to news radio again this morning. I always know all’s right with the world when this kind of story makes the news. And the news is that today is Squirrel Appreciation Day. Yes, … Continue reading
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Tagged bird feeding, Bird food, birdfeeder, juncos, Squirrel, wild bird food, Wildlife
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Any port in a (snow) storm!
We’ve had an unseasonably warm and snowless winter-to-date in these parts. Until today. The snow began steadily about day-break and is expected to continue through the night. Four inches or more of blowing snow. Temperatures in the lower twenties and … Continue reading
How To Spy On Birds 