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Re: Bluebirds at feeders
- To: Alex Netherton <danetherton@earthlink.net>
- Subject: Re: Bluebirds at feeders
- From: Matthew Pardo <matt@pardo.com>
- Date: Sat, 22 Jan 2000 12:55:14 -0500
- CC: Carolina Birds <carolinabirds@duke.edu>
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I get several bluebirds at my feeders. One is specifically for bluebirds
with a peanut butter type feed that I purchased from the Wild Bird shop
in Chapel Hill. The other has a regular mix. I don't see bluebirds on it
often, but do get one now and again.
Also, I have found that my bluebirds like dogwood berries, but I don't get
those as often.
Matt Pardo
Durham, NC
Alex Netherton wrote:
>
> Hi folks;
> I have a feeder up and running, and have been getting a fair number of
> visitors, but something has me stumped. My aunt in Mars Hill, and my
> mother-in-law in Asheville have both reported seeing a "blue bird with a
> red breast" at their feeders. Only thing I know of like this is an
> Eastern BB. Anyone else seen them at feeders? (I never have.)
>
> --
> Alex Netherton
> The Appalachian Naturalist
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> Asheville, NC
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