For me it was an exciting morning. I spotted a red fox out back so I headed to the sunroom to see if I could watch him. He ended up hunting for rodents around my feeder. While out there I looked to see what birds were there. It was about 6:45. I get the most birds early. Anyway, a Mockingbird landed on a metal decoration in the garden. Very exciting. I haven’t had a Mocker around here in many years. They used to nest in my yard, but then we had a horrible winter with extreme cold, and I never saw one here again. They used to defend the crabapple tree against any bird that would go in the tree. I’m hoping it may stay around. I have lots of winter fruits with crabapples and winterberries.
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