eBirdseed.com Wild Bird Feeding Blog

Hi all,

It's a cold February day (22 F and dropping) and a good time to catch up on a few loose ends… In my first post (Sept 28) I mentioned some issues upon which I wanted to opine. Those issues (and their resulting posts) were/are/will be:

• Feeding Birds as an Active Pastime (See Oct. 10)
• Squirrels: Foe or Friend? (See Oct. 4)
• Protecting Your Birds (See Oct. 13)
• What to do with an Injured Bird
• Prepping for the Birds' Needs for Food and Water for the Winter (See Oct. 21)
• City Birds and the Care Thereof (See Nov. 10)
• Birding vs. Just Feeding the Birds
• Building Birdhouses for Next Spring... Let's Get Started Now! (See Jan. 28 Nov. 3 Nov. 5)

So it still looks like I need to:

• Finish the bird house (the basement shop is too cold and the ground is frozen solid right now)
• Deal with the issue of injured birds
• Take on the subject of birding versus just filling the feeders

But these cold winter nights are a good time for reflection and forward thinking… What would you like to read about? This post has dealt with everything from hard-core bird stats to ET in a bird’s belly… Look, we ain’t shy. Use the “Comments” button below to make your voice heard!

In the mean time check out the photo below. Sort of fits the grim mood of the day…

See you by the feeders,

CapeCodAlan