Terri of Sunday Stills tells us that February is National Bird Feeding month go Here to learn more. Here’s my photos of bird feeing .
Yellow Finches show up at my feeder early each spring
Later in the summer birds snack on my cherry tomatoes
It’s always a treat to fallow the Falcon Cam from UC Berkeley’s Campanile where a pair of peregrine Falcons nest there. Here’s a shot from their Facebook page
In case we run out of bird food
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What a fun post. Such pretty birds. It reminded me of an eagle cam I follow from time to time…so neat.
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This falcon cam and all bird cams is the best thing about Facebook .
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I love the post. My sister-in-law who lives next door put up a bird feeder in line with my kitchen window so that my cats can watch all the little neighborhood birds. The falcons are so cool.
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I feel like a cat sometimes they way I watch the birds.
Smart sister-in-law.
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I get a little irritated at birds eating my tomatoes and peaches. This year I got a few more peaches by using nets, but the bluebirds still got their share. They don’t like the ones that drop to the ground. They like to peck to see if the peaches are ripe, then move on to the next peach until the whole tree is infested with poked peaches. You sound a little more generous with the birds.
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Oh peaches yum! The birds do get my plums. They take one bite and leave the rest too. We have jays that dig up sunflowers. And of course squirrels 🐿
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Yes, they are a bite out of the plums, too. The cats kept the squirrel and gopher population down. Our neighbor had about 60 feral cats on her 2.5 acres. We had three of them. I didn’t plant sunflowers but we had plenty of them in our city garden. This is a post about our local botanical garden you might enjoy. I loved taking photos there and eventually helping in the Rose Garden. Have a great weekend, Carol. https://tchistorygal.net/2017/07/05/why-do-sunflowers-have-necks/
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