Here's a photo a visitor took at the oasis a few days ago. That darn woodpecker!
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March
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- OK, don't laugh!
- Pandemic thoughts
- Oasis watering day
- Another Alpine day
- Trying to stay positive
- Tough times
- My Alpine world
- Tree Tobacco
- Oasis flower and butterfly activity improving
- Feeling good!
- Still alive here
- Pushed beyond the limit
- A killer day
- What's NOT happening at CMO
- Ordinary Alpine day
- Tomato time
- Stuck in town
- A little stressed
- Good and bad woodpeckers
- Not a total lack of lustre
- Big hands!
- Winter is over! YAY!
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- Carolyn Ohl-Johnson
- I have lived in the Christmas Mountains since 1976, and started my oasis in 1996. For visiting instructions contact me at christmasmountainsoasis@gmail.com if you are a birder or naturalist. No minors unless pre-approved by me and are avid birders. No pets.(When emailing, be sure to get all 5 s's in the email address or I won't get it.)
2 comments:
That woodpecker is a pain in the patoot to you, but think of the joy he/she will bring to your visitors. To some this will be a life bird. 20 years ago I watched Acorn Woodpeckers drinking from a h'bird feeder on the porch of the Desert Research Center in Ft Davis. It was a sight I will never forget. (Does that make you feel any better about your darned Woodpecker??) :-)
Yes, that does make me feel better. I knew Acorn Woodpeckers were desired by birders. Didn't know Golden-fronteds were.
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