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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsGuess the finches are rearing their babies, haven't seen any finches on our feeder for a
couple days now. Wonder if theyll come back.
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Guess the finches are rearing their babies, haven't seen any finches on our feeder for a (Original Post)
a kennedy
May 2023
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XanaDUer2
(10,683 posts)1. I'm sure theyre ok nt
Walleye
(31,028 posts)2. They'll come back, sometimes they're molting, or nesting
a kennedy
(29,673 posts)3. Ok then......some are back, been a little more busy today.....
Love these birds.
Donkees
(31,418 posts)4. It's still too early for them to be nesting ...
They usually seek out other ripening seeds in nature (including tree seeds) and some include insects in their diet for protein, such as aphids in these photos:
They also start claiming their nesting territories, and tend to leave the feeders here when more aggressive blackbirds arrive.