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Comments (3)I think those are good pictures. It looks like you set up the photograph like a studio with the pink drape. I don't notice mine on the suet so much. Maybe that is why they are the original cat and dog food stealers along with a wren. Pet food has fat in it. In this weather they all were taking it. I got 25 pounds of sun flower seed at Wal-Mart yesterday, the feed store wasn't opened on Sunday. I don't get much at Wal-Mart because I think it is cheaper at the feed store. I got 6 suet cakes but I like the ones at the feed store better....See Morebird pictures
Comments (1)Awesome pictures, anna_lisa!...See Morepost your bird picture let see how many we can get
Comments (144)The hawk in Menifee, CA can only be a Cooper's Hawk but it is an oddly-colored one. Something going on with the feathers, such as a heavy molt or missing feathers for some other reason. If you have other photos please post....See MoreOops. Bird picture missing from prior post
Comments (3)Starlings are a terrible pest, and are very destructive. They are one of a few birds not protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Here is a link that might be useful: Invasive Species...See More- 14 years ago
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