Following cause I'll be in the same situation at about the same time.
Same here. Had to look them up. Starlings have kinda cool colors.
:rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol: Good catch. It needed some color. :emb:
Chrysler was good about installing the tube but no dipstick. Just a plug. Need your fluid level checked? That'll be $45.
This morning. First picture, no edits. [ATTACH]
100%. Not trying to get riled up this early.
That's one way to do it. :salute:
A quick Internet search shows you were probably right in never hearing that. Not sure where I heard/read it. I still don't like those loud...
Only two I know that lay eags in others nests are bluejays and cowbirds. If the box is designed for bluebirds then I'd bet the hole is too small...
Cowbird eags? Brown-headed Cowbirds - NestWatch [ATTACH]
Something I learned on YouTube. Take a butane torch to those jets, if they're brass. That buildup turns to ash and is then easily cleanable.
What? A woman on a ladder?
Downey [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Red Headed [ATTACH]
Despite them not being very colorful or them being the most common woodpecker at the suet, I shouldn't leave them out. Maybe it's the confusing...
Both this morning. [ATTACH]
IDK... Kinda sounds like fun....
Busy day at the feeders. Only see these for a few weeks usually. [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Nice!!! I didn't even notice that. :thumbs:
The female and a Downy. [ATTACH]