Several spruce trees grow outside my back window and they are alive today with juncos and chickadees. (When I cleared the deck of snow earlier, I heard several chipping out a few words of welcome).
["Blue spruce on the right - alive today": photos GH]
Two bird feeders are only 15 meters away so I often see birds flash back and forth for breakfast and lunch and dinner.
Sparrows crowd the feeders in large groups. Chickadees prefer one at a time. Juncos like the seed on the ground.
One junco found the old feeder I placed on the ground a few days ago (to make room for a larger one; it’s drying in the shed and may get placed on the clothesline later today).
There is a treasure of seed still stuck in the corners of the old feeder and one junco stayed for 20 minutes.
I eat my lunch faster than that. It must have been hungry!
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