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The Robins! They came, They saw, they frooze! A bird has to eat almost constantly to maintain his 120 degree body temperature. Frank... PS: They are eating all the cat food I put out for the strays, but the cats like meat better anyway. Sorry about that!
very nice that you feed the strays, Frank. I used to leave out food too, until I saw my very first possum at the cat dish. Didn't even know we had them in Minnesota til then.
Well, Susan, we had opossums here too, but my pit bull can not tolerate them. We are minus 3 so far this winter. PS, the raccoon survived. I have cardinals, bluejays, sparrows and others I don't recognize. They are usually causus and the cats actually don't get them. The cats are grateful for the food and shelters I supply. They leave 'gifts' of mice and birds at my door. I think they are a bit smarter than we give them credit for. Frank... PS: Oh I have 3 buzzards in the barn that keep the place 'tidy'. No, that's a raven, I don't have a buzzard in my internet thumb drive.very nice that you feed the strays, Frank. I used to leave out food too, until I saw my very first possum at the cat dish. Didn't even know we had them in Minnesota til then.
I don't know where they are here, perhaps frozen in the ice. I usually see flocks of huge V formations heading north before this time. Frank... Well, you know the old saying, March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. I am looking for the lamb. lol A few butterflys would help also.We've had flocks of Canadian geese flying over for the past three weeks, but I'm not sure if they are coming or going!!!! Maybe just trying to avoid the storms, I don't know. We do have a couple of Robins but not many, I have no clue what they are eating, I haven't seen any bugs. I just want to be able to DIG what the detector tells me is there, so far not happening!
The squirrel is gluttons at my bird feeder! Frank.
I used to have a problem with squirrels at the feeders, but solved it by setting up a feeder station just for them. Corn and a small bit of sunflower seed keeps them occupied and away from the bird feeders. My cat, who doesn't go outside, spends hours being entertained by them.