[TN-Bird] feeder watch

I had my birdfeeder list all ready to send in but decided I'd better not.
Don't want to hack off the "serious" birders with my lowly feeder count
which, incidentally, is a direct result of my just having moved to my new
home on the mountain.  The birds are slowly but surely finding me.  Some
I've joined in THEIR habitat including a family of Pileated Woodpeckers and
a couple of Great Horned Owls.

I won't even mention my cat who, by the way, is indoors only but a serious
bird watcher herself.  She even has her own viewing platform.

Nor will I mention the bears who visit my deck to compete with the birds
for sunflower seed.  So far it's Bears 3 feeders- Birds 1 feeder.  Also I
won't mention the turkeys, deer, raccoons, possums, squirrels, etc. who are
regular visitors.

Oppps.  I just did.  Sorry about that.

Carole Franklin
Jonesborough, TN 37659


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