[mou] Hennepin Co. Carolina Wrens
alyssa
tiger150@comcast.net
Sun, 4 Mar 2007 19:35:05 -0600
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Today, after a small period of absence due to the 2-foot snow storm, =
both Carolina Wrens showed themselves in the brush between Seigler's =
yard and our yard as early as 7am. Howard Towle came by around 11am and =
saw the male singing and feeding near our front yard. I came home around =
3:45pm and saw both wrens hanging out on the outside of a cage in Mary =
Seigler's yard (a pen for her indoor cats.) Mary also said she saw one =
of the birds fly under her shed roof, where she has 3 nesting boxes. =
Nesting? A tad early perhaps, but we're keeping our eyes peeled! The =
last day it was seen before the storm was on Thursday, where one at a =
time, the wrens visited her front door feeder throughout the first half =
of the day (before the snow really picked up.) She says that they eat =
the suet bits and the dried mealworms.
On a lighter note, the Brown Creeper has been seen frequently in =
Mary Seigler's front yard oaks. Good birding to all--
Alyssa DeRubeis
Golden Valley
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Today, after a small period of absence =
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2-foot snow storm, both Carolina Wrens showed themselves in the brush =
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Seigler's yard and our yard as early as 7am. Howard Towle came =
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around 11am and saw the male singing and feeding near our front yard. I =
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home around 3:45pm and saw both wrens hanging out on the outside =
of a=20
cage in Mary Seigler's yard (a pen for her indoor cats.) Mary also said =
she saw=20
one of the birds fly under her shed roof, where she has 3 nesting boxes. =
Nesting? A tad early perhaps, but we're keeping our eyes peeled! The =
last day it=20
was seen before the storm was on Thursday, where one at a time, the =
wrens=20
visited her front door feeder throughout the first half of the day =
(before the=20
snow really picked up.) She says that they eat the suet bits and the =
dried=20
mealworms.</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2> On a lighter note, =
the Brown=20
Creeper has been seen frequently in Mary Seigler's front yard oaks. Good =
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to all--</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Alyssa DeRubeis</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Golden =
Valley</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML>
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