If you are ever wondering how your feeders end up on the ground, or simply empty overnight - tune in! Dr. Bird discusses a question from John Petrus about Doves and Robins ‘dusting’ in his mulch. David is back again on Brome Bird Book talking about Plumage Transvestism - yes, female birds that adopt the plumage of the more colorful males. 'Y' is for Yellow-bellied Sapsucker - have you ever seen one on your feeders?
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