For me, the most interesting thing about birding is not lists, but behaviors, etc. I am currently in/on St. Simons Island, GA where flocks of C. Waxwings have been feasting on holly berries in the neighborhood for about a week. It makes me wonder how far and wide they are spread now.
Maggie Strickland
Harmony ME
On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 4:26 AM, Susan Guare <susanguare@gmail.com> wrote:
All things come to those who wait. I've been watching the two berry trees outside my school. (Sorry, I don't do trees and don't know what they are.) Yesterday the Cedar Waxwings descended on them and cleared one tree, but for some reason, ignored the other, identical tree. Maybe they are saving it for today. Of course, I wasn't distracted at all from the classroom.--
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