We're in the middle of a big snow storm now.
Went out with the Corgis, who like the snow and walked them around to tire them out. An exercised Corgi is a happy Corgi.
Don, brushing off the feeders and filling them. That's essential to help the birds, who are really flocking to them.
"Abby, (in the lead), Phoebe, come!" Time to come in and warm up.We're in the middle of a big snow storm. About 8 inches of snow has fallen and it's still coming down heavily. Brings back memories of the big ice storm that hit here the night of Dec. 11th and it was 9 days before PSNH restored power on Dec. 20th. Now we have a generator. Hope we don't need it.
Scenes from this morning are above. We will brush off the feeders many times today and keep them filled, so the birds can get food. The birds are really coming into the feeders now, even though there has been low feeder activity for months due to the warm weather and abundant wild food.
Cardinals, goldfinches, jay, chickadees, woodpeckers, Mourning Doves, Tree Sparrows, juncos, White-throated Sparrows are all at the feeders. We made a low shelter out of plywood and put seed under it to help the juncos, White-throated Sparrows and Mourning Doves feed. These species are ground-feeders, so it is particularly hard on them in snow storms, when the ground is covered.
1 comment:
Oh my goodness! How do those poor birds survive in that? Glad they have you to feed them and look out for them. Thanks.
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