He stayed around the back door.
I added some raisins to the fruit tray.
He perched right up.
Mocking Bird likes his raisins!
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2 comments:
We had a few left over dried cranberries and I put those out for the birds this morning - they didn't last long! Bitterly cold here today and the garden has been alive with hungry birds...
Hi Deb,
I bet your birds were so happy to have dried cranberries. Yumm!
I often wonder how those little birds manage to stay warm in the bitter cold. I am all bundled up whenever I venture out.
Hope ypu are staying warm.
Bird songs and smiles,
~Q~
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