Re: check in time/birds

This year I have a couple of ceder waxwings that have stuck around. I always get a flock flying through, but never had any stay. They've been here a couple weeks now, so that is very cool : ) 


Aplfgcnys@aol.com wrote:

We have lots of woodpeckers - a whole flock of downies, a pair or
more of hairies, and several red-bellies.  The downies are the most
active -they really fuss at us when we go out to change the suet
feeder, or if it is empty they cling to the kitchen window screen and
tell us we need to do something.  I really enjoy the woodpeckers
more than most birds - they have more individual personalities.
Auralie
In a message dated 12/20/2008 8:18:13 PM Eastern Standard Time, judylee@lewiston.com writes:
I saw our winter friend the woodpecker opening walnuts in the back yard last week. Snow is deeper, but (s)he will be back if nothing else is available. I see 2 or 3 every winter. Sometimes when the snow is deep, they dive in & fan their wings like they're taking a dust bath & uncover the nuts so they can break them open. The little chickadees wait until they're done, then pick up any crumbs.
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