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Beautiful….I’ve only seen this bird in photos. Great shot.
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I live in a complex with a lot of mature trees.We maintain several feeders year round.
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How wonderful. My father had a big, treed yard (in update New York) and he was so committed to filling his feeders year round. I now live in a first floor apartment in Florida on a pond, surrounded by trees in front and back – but we still haven’t figured out how to put up a feeder that doesn’t get immediately vandalized by squirrels!!
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Hanging them high and retrieving to refill is a challenge here, especially in the winter.
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I can imagine!❄️
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