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fakt week
at like peanuts, I
announce that, indeed, y^s, a Turfed Titmouse can hal4 down a .peattut with one fooV’— as hti does wim<a sunflower seed — and p&cfeii.
Last-Week, Lfrad dodhts as
to whether this little gray bird ■ could manage a whole peanut., Later, I saw V titmouse carry one of the fruits from the feeder into the privet bush, anchor it securely with one foot, and go to work on it.
I am also ready to reveal the names of two more birds that find peanuts to their liking. Our “Bruce Jones peanut feeder” — as we now call that friend’s gift — hangs over the top of a stone wall and is only a few feet above its flat surface. Downy woodpeckers,
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