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    Tag teaming Tree Swallows

    This year I have two pairs of tree swallows nesting in the bluebird boxes, one in front one in back (visual separation of territory). That in itself is a first for me. I also have a nesting pair of wrens in the wren house with a lone male singing away for a honey at my 'dummy' box. I also...
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    I Have a Dupex!

    This one is a new one for me...though I have heard or read about it before. I have a House Finch pair nesting in the center of the inner circle of a winter wreath I didn't change out in time before they found their spot (all's well, I have them nesting in the spring wreath every year). Female...
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    Hummingbirds Drinking in your Garden

    I've noticed the latest 'garden rage' is to insert empty wine bottles that have the thumb hole indention around the perimeter of your flower garden. Many, I've seen have this going ALL the way around the perimeter....even for a small garden, that's ALOT of wine! The idea is that they hold...
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    Brown Headed Cowbird....Oriole??!!

    Chatting with a fellow birder (her place is a farm just north of me...where my most colorful spring birds go to visit after they pair up!!), and she was astounded to see a male Northern Oriole feeding a Brown-Headed Cowbird chick! What a feat that had to have been for the female to have layed an...
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    Incredible

    This site is amazing...so much here, that I would spend to much time on this silly machine instead of outside enjoying the birds! I live in southern Minnesota in the US, and have enjoyed birds my whole life. I had the wonderful opportunity to visit the English and Welsh countryside this spring...
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