
Ice Climbers, Otis Mountain
Barred Owl, Tupper Lake
Bird feeder back in business
The birds have returned. After a two-week absence, they suddenly returned. I thought they left because word was out that the feeder was too close to the house and they were bumping their little heads on the windows when they flew off in the wrong direction. So after a very brief vacation elsewhere, they came back. Maybe that’s their memory attention span. After the first couple of collisions when they returned, I moved the feeder. This was no easy feat with the ground frozen and almost a foot of snow on the ground. With the trusty sledgehammer,which takes two hands to hold, and a January thaw, I repositioned it off an angle of the house. Now they have cleared flight patterns in 3 directions and only a rare bird bumps into the house. And I get to watch birds all day. We tried to put water outside too but it froze in about 30 minutes. We’re counting on them finding the mighty Boquet River, down the road.
Good morning!!
Thanks for the photos!!! A nice little visual visit with you!!
Have a wonderful weekend!
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Thanks Kelley, It’s not the Bahamas but it is beautiful here. We’ll be back at the lighthouse in Salem, MA next summer and then off to a lighthouse in Tasmania next winter.
Life is good and knitting progresses. Lynne
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