IT’S ALL HAPPENING ON THE FEEDER
Six little American Goldinch eating on a wire feeder
I have to tell you, it wasn’t easy finding six of anything on the feeder. A lot of flocks of five, but this was the only one with six. You have to count the tail of one because you can only see five!
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Yup I can see them all too.
Leslie
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One tail, five birdies 😀
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Brilliant six and fabulous lines 🙂
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We’re going to try and get outside a bit today. It ISN’T raining and the color is up. This may be our last autumn day for shooting.
This morning we had a bunch of Blue Jays at the feeder. That’s a first. But where are the doves? Maybe it’s because I took down the flat feeder (they are a bit big for the wire feeders).
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Oh I love Blue Jays, don’t get them here!
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It was good to see them. They don’t show up at the feeder very often. I put all my messages on notify and now i can’t find ANYTHING. I am looking for your links and I totally can’t find them.
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oh no 😦 sounds like you have the WordPress gremlins. I’ve been having a few problems myself this month . . .hope you sort xx
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Can see the tail!
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It’s funny when the birds are at the back of the feeder. You can see a bit of wing or tail or even a beak, but the rest of the bird is hiding. Also, you can often tell by the swinging of the feeder that something large is hanging on to the other side. I guess they figure if I can’t see them, I don’t count. Funny that they totally ignore the barking dogs, though.
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Well they have wings and the dogs don’t have those!
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True. I could use a pair of wings.
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👍😍
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