The wild Quakers were chowing down in the tree right out my front window this morning 6 or 8 of them. And a Woodpecker joined it along with a couple of Crows and there were even a pair of squirrels sharing in the feast. The dinning went on for well over an hour. I cracked open the window in Team Green's room and they started calling to the Quakers, who did NOT call back. I guess they were too busy stuffing their faces to bother.
BTW when you see a bright green bird in a cage remember in the wild it's almost imposable to "see" the green birdy in a green tree! Even from 20 foot away they blend in so well. If they didn't move I didn't "see" them. Now a black crow stands out as does a Woodpecker with a bright red head.
BTW when you see a bright green bird in a cage remember in the wild it's almost imposable to "see" the green birdy in a green tree! Even from 20 foot away they blend in so well. If they didn't move I didn't "see" them. Now a black crow stands out as does a Woodpecker with a bright red head.