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The Birds are Eating Like Crazy

18 years ago

The poor birds are flocking to the feeders. It is keeping DH busy keeping them filled.

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karensbirds
18 years ago
I moved some of my feeders onto the front porch - made it easier to keep filled but what a mess!! I've been filling mine 3 times a day instead of just once. Karen
jspeachyn5
18 years ago
my granddaughter like your birds.
Bonnie
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missfourseasons
18 years ago
Sure miss those birds! Wish I could help you feed them..
christie_sw_mo
18 years ago
Love the white background in that photo Gld, very pretty, but I'm ready for some green. I've been going through a lot of birdseed too. I took a few photos with my new camera but haven't tried downloading any. I've got to figure out how first. lol
oakleif
18 years ago
Great picture that redbird was really RED. everything is looking for feed now. It's been a hard winter with so much less food this year.

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