
An eastern bluebird visits a backyard feeder for mealworms in New England, Feb. 2020.
After several weeks of writing about eastern bluebirds that other people have seen, I finally got a few of my own this weekend. I caught a glimpse of one flying away from my feeding station that includes suet, sunflower seeds and Nyjer seed. My guess is that the bird flew away disappointed as mealworms are their favorite food (at least in terms of backyard feeding.) So, of course, I rushed out there with a handful of mealworms and spread them out on the deck railing. Within half an hour a male and female bluebird were enjoying the dried morsels.
More on this to come! In the meantime, here are a few more shots. Also, feel free to look back on some past posts on this site to see how this has become the Winter of the Bluebird in New England.

An eastern bluebird visits a backyard feeder for mealworms in New England, Feb. 2020.

An eastern bluebird visits a backyard feeder for mealworms in New England, Feb. 2020.
Hi Chris
I have been enjoying your posts.
Currently laid up with pneumonia so your writings bring a bit of the outside to me
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Hi Kathy. I hope you feel better soon.
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