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  • Little Red Sparrow

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    He always makes me smile when he drops in for a visit. Red Sparrows have adapted well to urban environments, where they find plenty of food sources and nesting opportunities. They have learned to live alongside humans and take advantage of the resources we provide, such as crumbs from outdoor dining or bird feeders.

    • Consistent Food Sources: The availability of food from bird feeders, gardens, and even discarded food scraps ensures a stable food supply for sparrows in areas with human activity. They become familiar with these food sources and return regularly.
    • Tolerance to Human Presence: Sparrows may have learned over time that humans pose little threat to them. Unlike some other bird species, they have adapted to living in close proximity to people and are less skittish.
    • Social Nature: Sparrows are social birds and often found in flocks. When one individual becomes accustomed to a specific location, other sparrows may follow suit, further reducing their fear of humans.
    • Opportunistic Behavior: Sparrows are opportunistic feeders, which means they readily exploit new food sources. If your window perch provides a good vantage point or a reliable spot for foraging, it’s likely to attract their attention.

    Having sparrows as constant companions can bring a sense of connection to the natural world right at your doorstep. Enjoy the company of your little red sparrow and continue to provide a safe and inviting space for these delightful little birds to visit.

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  • Eurasian Eagle Owl

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    Eurasian Eagle Owl

    A large and powerful owl with obvious ear tufts, deep orange eyes, and finely streaked pale buffy underparts. Active mainly at night, but can be seen perched up on prominent lookouts at dusk, searching for prey. Can be found roosting during the day in shady canopy or caves.

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  • Russian Thistle

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    Russian Thistle

    I spend a great deal of time just hiking around and I find I am attracted to weeds and their particular beauty just as I would a beautiful garden. Mother Nature does a good job of planting her garden every year and I always enjoy the show invasive or not.

    Russian thistle is a common name that can refer to: • Echinops exaltatus, also known as Russian globe thistle, is a globe thistle native to Eurasia and an invasive species in Eastern Canada and Northern United States.

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