[TN-Bird] Re: Singing again!

Dee,

Right after my husband and i moved to Nashville (just off Music Row) on May
1st and started putting sunflower seed out to attract the birds to our
little bitty yard, we had a pregnant squirrel "move in".  She got so big and
waddly and fond of peanuts, we almost had her hand-trained.  We eventually
saw 3 little ones.  That was the beginning of June, to our best
recollection.

We've lately seen a recently fledged male Cardinal following parents to the
feeder.  Earlier in the summer, we had parents feeding a male and a female.

We haven't seen a hummer at the feeder for about a week.  And the House
Finch numbers are WAY down.  The Music Square Common Nighthawks are no
longer beeping and fluttering overhead in the evenings.  ::sigh::  Can we
expect something new and interesting to arrive soon??

Sylvia Anglin
Nashville, Davidson county

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <Dthomp2669@xxxxxxx>
To: <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>  It seems that I do recall my dad telling me the young are born in
> winter, but that was LONG ago.  More than one litter per year?  Seems like
I
> get a lot of young ones.
>
> Dee Thompson
> Nashville, TN
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