Birdfeeding: Friends of a Feather Flock Together

Today is cloudy and mild.

I haven't fed the birds yet, but have observed interesting behavior.  A flock of sparrows and one female cardinal came to the forest garden, acting ravenous.  There were often three sparrows on each side of the hopper feeder, and it's nowhere near three-bird-cold outside.  Usually they don't like to share unless the weather is frigid, so: two-bird-cold, three-bird-cold, four-bird-cold.  And one of them kept pecking at the corn on the cob, despite whole kernels being too big for sparrows to eat and too hard to crack.

My two seed orders thus far have shipped.  \o/
  
EDIT 2/2/24 -- I fed the birds.

The sun is occasionally peeking through the clouds, and wind has picked up a little, but it's still a mild day.

I walked around the south lot.  The sedum is just starting to sprout at the base.  I should trim off the dried stems.  Some flower bulbs are sprouting and have been for a while.

EDIT 2/2/24 -- I cut brush in the parking lot.

EDIT 2/2/24 -- I trimmed dry stems around the purple-and-white garden.

EDIT 2/2/24 -- I trimmed dry stems around the septic garden.  Garlic chives are just beginning to sprout too.

As it is getting dark, I am done for the night.