Subject: [Tweeters] Bird behavior in winter, FOSP
Date: Tue Jan 16 15:11:08 PST 2024
From: gaknip at gmail.com - gaknip at gmail.com

Linda,
The FOSP warming the leaf litter etc is very interesting!
I saw a FOSP this morning scratching and pecking in an area so intensively he appeared to have created a depression as deep as half his height.
Gretchen
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> I just had a "Yellow Shafted" flicker at my suet feeder in North Seattle. I

> have never seen one before. Are they often in the PNW in the winter?

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