Monday, September 10, 2012
Backyard Feeders
Judging from the large flocks of geese that I have seen flying overhead, the migrants that are popping up all over the county (and state), and the decidedly yellow hue to the trees I think it is safe to say that fall is just around the corner. This is a great time to pay close attention to what is at your feeder, and perhaps learn a little more about the habits of the birds at your feeder. Cornell Lab for Ornithology just released a video talking about some new banding techniques that will help us to find out what our birds do when they are not at our feeders. This video is informative, interesting, and fun (at least if you like birds). Check it out HERE.
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