I saw a male cardinal at my suet feeder, which for starters is unusual since they usually go for the seed feeder. It grabbed food and went into a nearby branch. I couldn't see it, but assumed it went there to eat in private. The leaves were shaking a bit, so I got my bins for a closer look. The male was feeding a female cardinal. He went back and forth a couple times. I think of this as spring behavior, for courtship or feeding young, not fall behavior. Just curious what others think of this.Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone
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