BN is correct, ..they should be coming here soon and will do allot of damage or kill trees. Here a male drinking sap after inflicting wounds/holes on one of several of my seedling Colorado spruce tree. Click on, [video] Put up audio all the way. Mom with offspring visiting one of several seedling birch tree. .. They eat the Oriole jelly, guess better then my trees! Since I planted hundreds of trees, it is a smorgasbord for them, wish they go to the neighbor,...not much to eat there.

Juvenile Common Gallinule

Big bird on top looks like Greater Yellowlegs. Smaller one in same pic could be a Sanderling. Reddish birds are Ruddy Turnstones.

LOL.......yeah, give me geese over pythons too. I think it all started when people were able to get them as "pets", and then they let them loose when they didn't want them anymore, or they accidentally got loose. They're a real problem now. I just heard the other day that they caught one in Florida (the everglades) that was 17' long and had something like 73 eggs in it. I've also heard that the native animals in the Everglades have really become almost endangered species, because the pythons are eating them all. I guess with this global world....traveling, trading, selling plants/animals/trees, etc., everyone's native habitat is being overwhelmed by these non-native things. We have 35 acres and it unfortunately has been taken over with invasive plants that are originally from other countries. Unfortunately, it was the Department of Natural Resources that sold the worst of them to the man we bought this place from. So.....I wish we could be more restrictive in what we're allowed to buy from other countries, as far as plant materials and animals. Ok......can someone please help me off my soap box? ;) I must say one nice thing.....I've started seeing a couple bald eagles around here occasionally. That's a good thing!