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Birds of Kentucky: A titmouse in the backyard



2012-01-08 - Beautiful Joppa, Adair Co., KY - Photo by Maury E. Lewis.
Bird Feeders are Out I finally got around to hanging my bird feeders. Notice the bird waiting in the tree for me to leave. There is a Titmouse on the suet ball stuck in the tree to the right. It won't be long till the Great Backyard Bird Count begins. Can we count on you and your family this year. The Adair County Garden Club is making the gourmet suet balls on the 12th of January so they will be good and fresh. I have already gone through several this year. If you would like to purchase some for your birds please contact a garden club member. $3.00 for a one pound ball. If you want to make an order you can call Maury Lewis at 270-634-2092 and leave a message. -MAURY E. LEWIS


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