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  1. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

    She definitely has at least one poult. She was talking constantly and moving slowly. I did catch a glimpse of one moving through the grass. In the 2nd pic, looks like a white poult just past the end of her tail.
  2. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

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    Feeding Wild Birds

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    Feeding Wild Birds

    It's the remains of a tower from when I tried growing melons in the house.
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    Feeding Wild Birds

    Juvenile House Finch
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    Feeding Wild Birds

    They're back.
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    Feeding Wild Birds

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    Feeding Wild Birds

    Common Grackle
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    Feeding Wild Birds

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    Feeding Wild Birds

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    Feeding Wild Birds

    When they are raising little ones they empty the suet feeder at least 3 times a day here.
  12. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

    Yes but unlike the House Sparrow and Starling, House Finches have not been declared invasive and are protected.
  13. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

    Sorry, the quality of the photo is too poor to say.
  14. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

    In my opinion they aren't cute. There are pretty ones such as the orioles, jays, kingbirds and tanagers. Don't forget all the little warbler beauties and a little wren bouncing around.
  15. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

    Wild animals are not meant to be pets and can quickly become pests. House Sparrows and Starlings are not native. They are invasive and quickly over populate and displace the native birds.
  16. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

    I used to have a problem with them. Starlings and House Sparrows are listed as invasive species and are not protected. I only feed inside. When I went to "war" againsy them, I would go into the coop after dark and turn on the lights. I used a pellet gun and would kill every starling on the...
  17. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

    This one is still being fed. It's when they find your chicken feed that you find out how much they eat.
  18. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

    House Sparrow
  19. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

    I don't use an alarm clock and still get lots of robin sounds.
  20. R2elk

    Feeding Wild Birds

    I am so tired of hearing that, that it isn't funny.
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