I’ve had Flickers at my bird feeders - 1st time ever! Lovely.

Sharon Fischtrom
Highland Park
St. Paul

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> On Nov 20, 2018, at 10:07 AM, Sid Stivland <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Today at the opulent Stivland ranch and gourmet bird buffet here in
> Plymouth - bird irruption.  My wife thinks the birds are celebrating
> Thanksgiving, this is PLYMOUTH, after all.  The star of the show was -
> finally, our own personal Red-breasted Nuthatch after we finally put out
> some peanuts - duh!
> Joining in the feast - feeding frenzy of a couple dozen Pine Siskins.  One
> was at the feeder yesterday - he must have been the advance scouting party.
> Also - two Mallards eating finch food on the patio - there is no open water
> on the pond so these guys must have an inside track.
> Still hanging around and joining in - One Fox Sparrow, two White-throated
> Sparrows.
> The regulars - Chickadees, 2 White-breasted Nuthatches, 3 pairs of
> Cardinals, two Blue Jays, a couple dozen Goldfinches, A few House Finches,
> one House Sparrow, lots of Juncos, a dozen Robins between the ranch and my
> neighbors crab-apple tree, two Mourning Doves, one Downy Woodpecker, and
> three unwelcome Starlings (but they add to the list so they are OK today).
> If our resident, but infrequent visitor, the Wild Turkey shows up, I guess
> that would confirm she must be right - again.
> 
> Happy Thanksgiving to all,
> Sid Stivland
> Plymouth, MN
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