Kevin

My Pine Warbler was eating peanut splits and sunflower parts before I left 
for Michigan.   I have not seen it since my returned yesterday.  In the past 
peanut butter was a frequent meal for Pine Warbler.

The Thrasher could be eating the sunflowers, split peanuts, peanut butter, 
and wild fruit around the house.  With the warm weather insects should also 
be active.

YB Sapsuckers eats suet regularly.  Lots of other birds like Chickadees, 
Titmouse, Nuthatch, Juncos will go to the suet feeders.  Over wintering 
warblers also use suet as a food source.

The past two mornings I have had a Northern Mockingbird eating from one of 
the suet cakes.  I also had at least three Fox Sparrows scratching around 
the feeder station in the back yesterday.  Heard one Red-headed Woodpecker 
in the PM so it is still around our Waldorf, MD property.

Keep feeding the birds and enjoying them.

George

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kevin Heffernan" <>
To: <>
Sent: Tuesday, December 28, 2004 10:13 PM
Subject: [MDOSPREY] Interesting feeder birds


> Have had 3 interesting feeder birds in the last few days.  Just before 
> XMAS,
> I had a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker on the peanut feeder.  Is this unusual? 
> I
> have never seen a post about a Yellow-bellied Sapsucker on a feeder 
> before.
> Also, the Pine Warbler has been back a couple of times.  Finally, we had a
> Brown Thrasher in the yard this morning.
>
>
> Kevin Heffernan
> Ellicott City
> 
>