Hi Pam

Listen closely to the Song Sparrow. If you are lucky you will hear it's "low" song where it just seems to sing to itself for the pure pleasure of it. The song is not very loud and can not be heard at the
normal distance. If you do hear it you will not believe it is the same bird.

Roger Craik
Maple Ridge BC

Merry Christmas, Happy Chanukah and to all you Druids out there the Winter Solstice is nigh so get ready to party.

"pam2who at juno.com" wrote:

> Each morning for the past week I've been very pleasantly woken at sunrise by the sound of a song sparrow. Isn't December a bit early to be marking out territory and attracting mates? Is this typical?
>
> Also, one of my customers has reported seeing a snowy owl in her yard in Poulsbo. Will get more details (where exactly) today when I see her.
>
> Pam Parrish
> Hansville, WA
>
> The Wild Bird
> Poulsbo Village
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