A New Species of Bird

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Ogg
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Re: A New Species of Bird

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schuette wrote:
awip2062 wrote:We discovered a new species of bird today at the feeder outside the dining room window!
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that would actually be amazing to see that in your garden...you are really really lucky t :-)
Yep, you're so blase about the whole thing...the most we can hope for over here is a stray hedgehog in the garden :-) .
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Re: A New Species of Bird

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Ogg wrote:
schuette wrote:
awip2062 wrote:We discovered a new species of bird today at the feeder outside the dining room window!
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that would actually be amazing to see that in your garden...you are really really lucky t :-)
Yep, you're so blase about the whole thing...the most we can hope for over here is a stray hedgehog in the garden :-) .
Wow...if they're hitting bird seed then there's not much food in the woods.

Nice that you feed 'em. They may even eat outta yer hand one day.

Don't Led the neighbors know. Poachin' knows no boundaries! :shock: :roll:

I hadda HUGE coon on my back deck a few days ago, hitting the bird seed.

Is that a doe (with young) or just stray does?
Don't start none...won't be none.
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Schu, I don't like living in places that don't have wildlife. When I was young I would climb out my bedroom windows to play with the critters or bring them home to my mother, pretty much daily, whether it were an insect or spider or lizard or something bigger. I didn't care for living in the city where we were so limited on what critters I could find, although I still searched them out. I love having the wild ones roaming about here. It sure helps with teaching the kids too!

This week we have noticed some birds have returned to the feeders. There is a Flicka again and some Varied Thrush too.
Onward and Upward!
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