The link below is to a photo of a young Black-headed Grosbeak in my yard
that is still trying to differentiate between the edible and inedible.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/77323634@N00/17011970572/in/album-72157626006501292/
Mark Nikas
Eugene
On Sat, Jul 16, 2016 at 11:09 AM, <SJJag@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Interesting to me to watch a young Black-headed Grosbeak happily eating
from one of our suet feeders.
It readily clings to the wires and feeds much like a woodpecker or any of
the other opportunistic suet eaters, Bewick's wren, Jays, Starlings, Song
sparrows(!) and so forth.
I understand that food is food and yet watch in wonder as so many species
eat where I would not have expected them to.
Steve Jaggers
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