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Index of Subjects I didn't have any mealworm at all :( .I tried to get them at a number of store's but they didn't have any..most never heard of them!.However it survived on suet and grapes and is looking very healthy!!! I was more afraid of a hawk getting it than hunger :).And still am! So happy to hear your"s survived also!! Thumbs up to us!! Jeannie Shermerhorn ---- Bev Crowell <bevcrowell@hotmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, Jeannie. > > I was glad to hear you still have your Baltimore Oriole. My female Oriole is still as sweet as ever - the expressions she puts on! We find the mealworms are a godsend!! She'll make it - I'm almost sure of it. :)) > > Bev in Glace Bay > > > > Date: Fri, 25 Mar 2011 07:07:00 -0300 > > From: jeannies@ns.sympatico.ca > > To: naturens@chebucto.ns.ca > > Subject: [NatureNS] birds > > > > Have junco's,robin and grackles showing up at my cottage in Cape George,Richmond County.Still have the Baltimore oriole here everyday along with American goldfinch,mourning doves,boreal chickadee,black-capped chickadees,1 pine siskin,blue jays,gray jays,and red-breasted nuthatch.Went for a drive yesterday to Grand Greve(Richmond county) beach and saw a number of song sparrows. Also went out to Dundee and there was about 100 geese in the lake across from the golf course and seeing lots of Mergansers ,common and red-breasted. > > Jeannie Shermerhorn >
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