Thanks for your inquiry, Susan. I suspect that the main thing happening is that
the birds are tending nests, and are therefore spending less time visiting your
feeders, baths, etc. I suspect that they’ll be back in a few weeks.
It’s also very possible that there’s either a hawk or an owl that is
MOU:
I have a question that I need help answering. We have fed birds for many years
and typically have marveled at how many come to our feeders. This entire winter
and spring all feeders have remained steadily busy until this last week where
we have had so few song birds and woodpeckers. We wer
Between 10:20 and 11:20 a.m. today, I heard a Hooded Warbler singing
intermittently (for 1-2 minutes every 5-10 minutes) between the upper and lower
walking paths immediately east of West River Road just east of Dowling School
by the Mississippi River in South Minneapolis. I also got an excellen
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