This pair discovered my bird feeder a few days ago and decided they like it. Since then, they've appeared thrice daily, clockwork creatures, for three square meals.
How beautifully they blend in.
The others – squirrels, blue jays, sparrows, grackles, woodpeckers, doves, chickadees, cardinals, blackbirds, titmice, chipmunks, and so forth – don't seem to mind them one bit.
I refresh the basin of the birdbath faithfully. I have twenty-pound premium seed bags from the local Audubon.
I worry about the red fox and the Cooper's hawk but we haven't seen either for a while (I worry about them, too).
I try not to let the worry cut too much my delight.
Like the proverbial kid in the candy shop, I am overstimulated, and utterly at home.
How beautifully they blend in.
The others – squirrels, blue jays, sparrows, grackles, woodpeckers, doves, chickadees, cardinals, blackbirds, titmice, chipmunks, and so forth – don't seem to mind them one bit.
I refresh the basin of the birdbath faithfully. I have twenty-pound premium seed bags from the local Audubon.
I worry about the red fox and the Cooper's hawk but we haven't seen either for a while (I worry about them, too).
I try not to let the worry cut too much my delight.
Like the proverbial kid in the candy shop, I am overstimulated, and utterly at home.
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