Thursday Birding
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My usual view of the Brown Creeper.
Having an old hackberry tree that comes up through the front porch, just outside one of my living room windows, this is how I usually see my brown creepers. Upside down is often the way I see them - not me, but them. They creep up the tree, a little like a woodpecker, and are small, undistinguished, and probably only noticed because they're moving.
Please enjoy this quite small unique bird with me. Creeping is a great way to pop up a hackberry tree.
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3 Comments:
A rare and wonderful bird! Thanks to you for giving them a habitat. With luck, you might get a breeding pair!
--Snugglebunny (a la Eschaton, infrequent poster)
I'll be seeing Creepers in the spring, until then I'm enjoying the Nuthatches.
Thanks, Snugglebunny, it's my privilege. I've even reformed a super landscaper neighbor, now my undergrowth isn't an eyesore but a source of good birding to her.
FeralLiberal, Nuthatches were a first-time sighting for me in Hannibal, MO., a couple of years ago. We don't get them here in N.TX.
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