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Index of Subjects Hi Margaret- Try tacking a popsicle stick across the bottom cm. of the opening. It should allow the Swallows and/or Bluebirds to enter, but not the chunkier Starlings. Cheers, Joan Margaret E.Millard wrote: > A wild and woolly night and still a brisk breeze wafting about out > there. Today that little one are fighting to stay on the feeders. > There are still Chickadees, White Throat Sparrows and White Crowned > Sparrows as well as the little Clay Coloured Sparrow, (day four) with > a male Chipping Sparrow (finally) putting in an appearance. Several > Hummingbirds, RubyThroats, males, and just now a possible female. That > would be the first she of the season. > Looks like Common Grackles are going to nest close by, as are > Starlings. Would like to do without them for a bit. > I was hoping the two pairs of Tree Swallows would get a break this > year. I have yet to find a bird house design that allows them to be > safe from the other two. I get around the squirrel problem and now it > is predator birds again. > Lots of Juncos and a couple of American Goldfinches. The usual > Mourning Doves and a Raven as well as a few large Crows. Several > Bluejays with the Red-winged Blackbird without the red applet. Maybe > he is a juvenile ? Just missing his red? > So far that is it for our feeders in White Point, Queens > Marg > > > > http://margmillard.ca >
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