A female.  Odd.  I live in an area of apt complexes and shopping
plaza's.  There is a
wooded lot, perhaps 3/4 of an acre behind me and an area a cross the
road
that has what I think are some oak trees.  Still, I think its a bit
strange to see them
in the middle of town?  It was partaking of my suet feeder.   A joy
for me to see
regardless.

Mary, Fairborn (Dayton)


"Animals are not brethren, they are not underlings; they are other
nations, caught with ourselves in the net of life and time,"
    Henry Beston


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