busybeaver
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sockeye
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Reged: 03/31/01
Posts: 91
Loc: Western Washington
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Its that time of year... Are your feeders busy?
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Marty
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sawman
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humpy
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Reged: 01/02/03
Posts: 48
Loc: Puyallup
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My feeder is about half full. I noticed a few weeks ago it was getting quite a few visits. Here lately, probably due to the inclimate weather, I haven't seen as much activity. I always have the critters in mind and make sure there is feed in the feeder. They like the "spent" garden area also. Heck, last season I just bought my corn "10 for a buck" while the squirrels were eating my homegrown corn...... fo free!
It's also nice to watch the salmon feeding on my cured eggs........... not for free.
FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISH!
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CedarR
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king
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Reged: 09/06/02
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Loc: Olympia, WA
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I feed 'em every morning when I go out to get the paper. We've got quite a few "regulars" around, but need a cold snap to bring in some of the unusual visitors. Regulars include jays, chickadees, towhees, juncos, sparrows, and a couple of flickers.
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Maltby
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Native Slab
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Reged: 12/17/00
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Loc: Woodinville, WA, USA
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I had to knock off stocking the feeders because of rats..dang it. But, we have lots of natural food and we had a big flock of Pine Siskins hanging around last week. It is the largest flock I have seen in the last few years since disease started decimating their population. We also had a pileated woodpecker hanging out on our rotten snags last weekend.
Widgeons and mallards galore at the trout pond but thankfully no Blue Heron lately. Now, if I could only cull the squirrel population. ![[Mad]](images/icons/mad.gif)
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