I have hummingbird feeders here in Barstow, and the other day, a beautiful hooded oriole was at the one outside my kitchen window. I have seen many different birds at the hummingbird feeder. My wife thought I was nuts until the yellow oriole came back and she saw him, LOL. We get a lot of different birds passing through here -it's amazing...
Another interesting fact about California Towhees. When I owned land up in Anza California and started planting my garden, I discovered it was the Towhess who were hopping down the furrows and digging out my Sweet Corn seeds. They would wait for the first pin shaped leaves to break the surface and somehow understood that a sweet juicy kernel was below. I was always so bugged at them for that. 🙄🤣
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I have hummingbird feeders here in Barstow, and the other day, a beautiful hooded oriole was at the one outside my kitchen window. I have seen many different birds at the hummingbird feeder. My wife thought I was nuts until the yellow oriole came back and she saw him, LOL. We get a lot of different birds passing through here -it's amazing...
Sounds wonderful! I get Gila woodpeckers, verdin, and bullock’s and hooded orioles at my feeders, in addition to hummingbirds.
Another interesting fact about California Towhees. When I owned land up in Anza California and started planting my garden, I discovered it was the Towhess who were hopping down the furrows and digging out my Sweet Corn seeds. They would wait for the first pin shaped leaves to break the surface and somehow understood that a sweet juicy kernel was below. I was always so bugged at them for that. 🙄🤣
Sounds like my last gardening attempt… but with crows as the villain!
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