Mar. 7th, 2023

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I have been having so much fun feeding the birds that my dad made a birdfeeder for me. Piece of barn board from the family farm (we haven't used the actual barn in decades now).  I can see this from the living room window, is between the lilac and forsythia. 

house type platform bird feeder with a plexiglass window

And I was having trouble with the starlings eating all the suet, so I asked my husband to 3D print a little house, this should let the woodpeckers have a chance (feeding from below).  he took the opportunity to use up the gold filament that he hates. 

gold plastic house partially enclosing suet cage

Birdfeeding

Mar. 7th, 2023 05:30 pm
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Today is cloudy and cool.

I fed the birds. I've seen a flock of sparrows, two mourning doves, a starling, and a fox squirrel.

The first daffodils are open. My bluebells are sprouting in the forest garden. :D
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Trumpeter Swans are rare-ish in my area, and mostly we get Mute Swans, who have red/orange beaks and are apparently more flexible with their necks? Or anyway, they do more twisting around than Trumpeters do.

But, there's a bunch up in Northbridge MA lately, so I went to try and find them.

I found (at least) one of them, hurrah.

Trumpeter Swan Closest

Trumpeter Swan Closer

Trumpeter Swan

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