Friday morning I had my sliding door open onto my deck while I was trying to photograph kinglets and Yellow-rumped Warblers in the snowy golden leaves. I suddenly realized that a bird had flown past me and into the house. I turned and a Red-breasted Nuthatch with a seed in its bill was perched on top of my cat's scratching post!

Those of you who may know my cat know this wasn't quite as dangerous as it sounds, but even she came running over. The bird looked around as if thinking of tucking the seed into the post, and then flew out the door again.

A few weeks ago a Red-breasted Nuthatch hid a seed in my scope tripod when I left it out on the porch. Nice spots, yes, but I can't imagine how the nuthatch planned on getting them back. ;^)

Kevin


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