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big changes in the birds you will see at your Fall brings feeder and in your yard. Most ^ Songbirds began their migration South as early as August and many winter birds are getting settled in our area by early October. There can be many surprises at our feeders at this time of year as migrating birds stop over for rest and food. Also watch for changes in the plumage among your backyard birds in the fall. Male Goldfinches and several other birds lose their brilliant colors and switch to winter drab, mostly olive green. There will most likely be many birds at your feeding stations as cold weathWtp* pared. If your feeder needs a makeover, painting or any repairs, now is the time to do them. Cleanliness is essential when using birdfeeders. Inviting birds to gather in supb Qlpse quarters creates an unnatural .where disease can spread, to make* eitfe prqblems do not start at your feeders/ keep your feed as dry as possible. • Wet birdseecf; can grow a mold known by the name Aspergillus. This mold infects birds when the fungus er arrives so fall is the time to get pre
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