Len, and other bird feeders,

     I have had brown creepers at my suet feeders for many years.  This
week, there were two, for the first time this winter.  They are quite tame,
and I have gotten quite close to them when replacing the suet cakes.

     Recently, there have been ten Blue Jays on the picnic table at one
time, which doubles as a feeder station in winter.  Also many Tree
sparrows.  My neighbor had six Towhees at her feeder at the same time, a
record.

    Also interesting to note, that we have had absolutely no House sparrows.

Joe Faulkner
Somerset, Ohio
Perry County




On Thu, Feb 13, 2014 at 8:28 AM, Presutti, Lenard <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> I have been feeding birds for many years and over this last weekend at my
> feeder in Athens County I saw a Brown Creeper. I have never seen one at my
> feeder in the past. I am wondering whether this is at all unusual.
>
> Thanks
>
> Len Presutti
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