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To: TianaHighrider; LilFarmer; Diana in Wisconsin

Any wild bird enthusiasts here?

Something I’ve done for years. All winter save from lint trap of dryer. In spring during nesting season put it in a suet cage. I also save the cotton from vitamin bottles

No washer n dryer at sons place so I stopped and picked up some at laundromat. I called ahead Sat n they saved it for me. The bag they gave me for one day was triple that I had saved prior winters.

Sat I also put out in suet holder all the cotton I had saved. It was gone next day


89 posted on 04/01/2024 2:10:28 PM PDT by DollyCali (Don't tell God how big your storm is ~~. tell the storm how BIG your GOD is! )
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To: DollyCali

Birds are SO industrious!

I have a collection of ‘fallen’ nests (I would NEVER disturb one!) and have Wren nests that have my (now deceased) Black Lab’s (Cinder) fur woven in.

I have found nests here at ‘the new farm’ that have hair and mane hair from our mule, Ithaca, woven in, and I have a number of nests that have orange baler twine woven in.

I’m waiting for an Oriole nest to fall from our big Maple in the house yard. That one has a LOT of baler twine in it and some things I can’t identify until I have it in my hands.

Nature Always Wins - no matter what we throw at her. :)


129 posted on 04/01/2024 7:40:22 PM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin (I don't have, 'Hobbies.' I'm developing a robust Post-Apocalyptic skill set. )
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