Our burning bush is still very much in flames.
Right now we have many blue jays at the bird feeders, and unfortunately also a lot of house sparrows and starlings. They love farms. A few days ago I saw a downy woodpecker at the suet feeder and also a red-bellied woodpecker. One day before that we had a red-breasted nuthatch here to visit. Mr. and Mrs. Cardinal come to call occasionally, too, looking for sunflower seeds.
I hope you have some birds around to watch, too. Have a great day!
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The house we lived in from 1999 to 2003 had thicket behind it and a creek running down the side of the lot. We saw all kinds of beautiful birds at our feeders — cardinals, goldfinches, redwing blackbird, hummingbirds, even an indigo bunting. At our present house, which is 30 miles north of the last house, I have seen exactly one goldfinch in 17 years and only an occasional cardinal. We do hear geese flying overhead and see an occasional hawk or osprey, but life is a bit different here. We sometimes hear coyotes howling, which is an entirely new experience for us.
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