After a couple weeks' absence, the Tufted Titmouse just returned to my
feeders today in Wasaga Beach.
I have had several inquiries about it, so I will update as to whether it
continues to return.

 



Scott A. Martin; B.Sc., H.B.O.R., Forest Rec. Tech.
Senior Ecologist / Principal
WILD Canada Ecological Consulting 
#75 - 39th Street North
Wasaga Beach, ON   L9Z 2A3
Phn:  705-429-4936
Fax:  705-429-1435
[email protected]
www.wildcanada.ca
 
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we are headed!  (ancient Chinese proverb)
 
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