Re: [Maine-birds] Another hardy bird species

Here in Harmony where the wind hasn't stopped since about 3:00 a.m., the chickadees are as active as ever. They have been joined by a small (8-10) flock of C. Redpolls, as well. Haven't seen our m. cardinal today.

Maggie

Harmony ME

On Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 10:07 AM, Clark Moseley <an.doc.mo.72@gmail.com> wrote:

Here on Pertville Rd, Sedgwick, as dusk came on last evening, there were 12 American Tree Sparrows feeding on the millet spread out on a patch of bare ground for them.  A few minutes ago there were 11 ATSP feeding in spite of blizzard conditions here in the middle of the blueberry barrens.  There are some bare areas of ground and some drifts of 8+ snow drifts here due to the continuous winds of 40 mph with gusts approximate 60+mph.    

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Clark "Chip" Moseley
PO Box 151/198 Pertville Rd.
Sedgwick, ME 04676

Hm. Phone:  207.359.2558

Cell Phone:  207.812.0461 (seldom used)

Camp Phone:  207.672.3603

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