HELLO TWEETERS,
As always every morning at 7.00 AM GOING OUT AND HANGING
my Suet Feeders out,what a surprise seeing the Male Black headed Grosbeak
in my dripping Birdbath.We getting this species every year ,but not that
early the date accordingly to THE GUIDE TO BIRD FINDING in
Washington by"Terence WAHL & Dennis Paulson listed as middle May.In 2012
there came on My 9 Th..
Also earlier I HAD A FEMALE YELLOW WARBLER on the 6th of April,listed in
the guide at 1st of My.There had to be another book out a newer version
I also had 4 Golden C. Sparrows this morning .sine I HAVE NOT THE HABITAT
FOR SPARROWS here occasional we got one Bird getting lost either Gold ore
White Crowns,but we had 3 White Threaded to date.
Patrick and I WORKED 3 YEAR changed from a polished yard with English grass
to lots of roses,and it pays off a million times having so many birds like
the many Towsend's what we getting every year there usual coming in October
and leaving this year on April the 18th
We been keeping records on our species since 1988 like Patrick started this
as he also made the county listing in Washington
I FEELING SO BLESSED NOW that MY SON GOT ME IN TO BIRDYING IT KEEPS ME
BUSY,& KEEP MY YARD UP for the Birds
and also keep you healthy & young ,

Cheers Ruth Sullivan