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More Snow And The Birds Are At The Breaking Point

BRING PLENTY OF PEANUTS!

LEAVE THE DOG INDOORS!

THE SQUIRRELS ARE NOT CUTE!

DO NOT MAKE EYE CONTACT!

BACK AWAY SLOWLY!

…AND WE ALL MIGHT JUST SURVIVE THIS!

A Curious Introvert

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31 responses to “More Snow And The Birds Are At The Breaking Point”

  1. Laurie Graves Avatar
    Laurie Graves

    The birds aren’t the only ones!

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      I agree with the birds – enough is enough!😁 I hope that after all the snow they received in parts of New Jersey and New York that the storm weakened before it arrived in your area.🙂

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      1. Laurie Graves Avatar
        Laurie Graves

        Not too bad! We got 12 inches of snow—not unusual for Maine—and it wasn’t particularly heavy. Also, not much wind. So we made out pretty well.

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      2. A Curious Introvert Avatar
        A Curious Introvert

        Glad to hear things were not too bad and no power outages!🙂

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      3. Laurie Graves Avatar
        Laurie Graves

        Having power makes everything better!

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      4. A Curious Introvert Avatar
        A Curious Introvert

        🙂

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  2. plaidcamper Avatar
    plaidcamper

    So you’re saying spring is a little late?!

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      At this rate, I expect spring to arrive in May. I will have to go kayaking in my winter boots!😁

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  3. sandyjwhite Avatar
    sandyjwhite

    The resilience of birds is amazing.

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      It’s always surprising to see so many of them during the snowstorms and yesterday they made sure the squirrels did not steal their peanuts.🙂

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      1. sandyjwhite Avatar
        sandyjwhite

        Good for them!

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      2. A Curious Introvert Avatar
        A Curious Introvert

        🙂

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  4. Eliza Waters Avatar
    Eliza Waters

    A typical March!

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      I never thought I would say this, but what happened to our beautiful February weather. I knew I should not have been so excited about those 60 degrees days.😁

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      1. Eliza Waters Avatar
        Eliza Waters

        We’re building resilience. 😀

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      2. A Curious Introvert Avatar
        A Curious Introvert

        😁

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  5. cathysrealcountrygardencom Avatar
    cathysrealcountrygardencom

    I so understand how this feels. The birds are exhausted and we have to keep them going to make it through until spring!!

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      We have plenty of peanuts and birdseed to help them through these last few weeks of winter.🙂

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  6. morristownmemos by Ronnie Hammer Avatar
    morristownmemos by Ronnie Hammer

    Thanks for the interpretation of the birds’ tweets!

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      Very vocal group at the bird feeder yesterday!😁

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  7. M.B. Henry Avatar
    M.B. Henry

    Boy that last bird isn’t messing around.

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      The feisty nuthatch wanted to add no photographers next to the bird feeder!😁

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  8. Tom's Nature-up-close Photography and Mindfulness Blog Avatar
    Tom’s Nature-up-close Photography and Mindfulness Blog

    How they survive winter, maintaining a 103 degree body temp is beyond me! 🙂

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      I’m always amazed watching they stay through the bitter cold and snow and I think we’ve actually had more birds visiting this winter.🙂

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  9. scifihammy Avatar
    scifihammy

    Aw Poor little things. I hope it warns up soon for you all! 🙂

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      The cold continues, but the birds and I are very happy that the snow ends today.😁

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      1. scifihammy Avatar
        scifihammy

        Hooray! 😀

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      2. A Curious Introvert Avatar
        A Curious Introvert

        😁

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  10. jillslawit Avatar
    jillslawit

    Your birds are more resilient than the Slaithwaite birdies. During our recent snowstorms we only saw a fat cheerful Mistle Thrush and the resident Black-Headed Gulls.

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    1. A Curious Introvert Avatar
      A Curious Introvert

      The birds and I will be so excited to hang out together in warmer weather and the birds in your area must have been shocked to see so much snow this winter.🙂

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      1. jillslawit Avatar
        jillslawit

        Yes, I think they were. We do usually get a bit, but have had more sporadic, then prolonged bursts all year. Winters were always bad up here years ago, before I was born. Folk were snowed in for weeks at a time, but the climate seems to have changed.

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