This morning, I saw a BROWN THRASHER singing in our yard in suburban
northeast Ithaca.  I think it was the first thrasher I’ve ever found on our
street.



Not far away in the yard, a pair of EASTERN BLUEBIRDS has started to build
a nest in the same box where a pair successfully raised four young last
year.  Last weekend, the male was cleaning out pieces of last year’s nest.
On Wednesday and Thursday, the female made several trips to the nest with
new material.  She seemed to waste a lot of energy trying to jam very long
stiff twigs crosswise through the box opening.  But a few did bend enough
to get through.



Mark Chao

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