[TN-Bird] Mockingbirds & peanut butter/jelly

It appears that my mockingbirds are once again on their autumn haiatus from 
eating peanut butter or jelly.  It is interesting to me that every year after 
the breeding season is over with ALL the babies fed and dispersed, the parent 
birds stop coming for these foods.  They begin again as winter sets in.  From 
then on, I cannot keep the feeder full enough.  Of course, peanut butter and 
jelly consumption diminished greatly when I had megatons of wild grapes 
ripening 
on the vines entwined all around my deck.  Birds were everywhere in those 
vines eating their fill.  It was almost as good as the mulberry trees I used to 
have down in Florida.

By the way, has anyone else seen this metric conversion?  Enjoy it!
                2000 mockingbirds = two kilomockingbirds

Dee Thompson
(West) Nashville, TN     (Charlotte Park near the old Cleece's Ferry ramp)
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