Springtime Birds, Woodpeckers, and Garden Comebacks at Moberly Lake
A nature diary notes tulips emerging after snow melts and pussy willows in bloom. Pine siskins, redpolls, tree sparrows, pine and evening grosbeaks visit woods and feeders. Downy woodpeckers court and drum as Matilda the tame downy attracts a mate while Tony guards the feeder. Roy and June share field observations including a flying squirrel sighting and old Moberly Lake roots.
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