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More photos from Audubon Park My Bird Week media challenge

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Photo by Chris Bosak A Tufted Titmouse visits a feeder in Danbury, Conn., in Nov. 2016, during the Audubon Park My Bird Week media challenge. Both the feeder and seeds are from Audubon Park.

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A Tufted Titmouse visits a feeder in Danbury, Conn., in Nov. 2016, during the Audubon Park My Bird Week media challenge. Both the feeder and seeds are from Audubon Park.

Here are a few more photos from my Audubon Park My Bird Week media challenge.

Here’s the original post, which explains the challenge.

Photo by Chris Bosak A White-breasted Nuthatch visits a feeder in Danbury, Conn., in Nov. 2016, during the Audubon Park My Bird Week media challenge. Both the feeder and seeds are from Audubon Park.

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A White-breasted Nuthatch visits a feeder in Danbury, Conn., in Nov. 2016, during the Audubon Park My Bird Week media challenge. Both the feeder and seeds are from Audubon Park.

Audubon Park’s media challenge accepted

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Photo by Chris Bosak A pair of Tufted Titmice visit a feeder during the Audobon Park My Bird Week media challenge in Danbury, Conn., in Nov. 2016. Both the feeder and seeds are from Audubon Park.

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A pair of Tufted Titmice visit a feeder during the Audobon Park My Bird Week media challenge in Danbury, Conn., in Nov. 2016. Both the feeder and seeds are from Audubon Park.

I recently accepted a challenge from Audubon Park to participate in a media challenge whereby members of the media, using an Audubon Park feeder and bird seed blend, feed birds for a week and tracke the birds they see.

I already had a feeding station set up, so I knew the birds would quickly discover the new feeder in the area. I planted a new pole set up to hang the feeder on. Well, it took a matter of minutes for the Audubon Park feeder and seeds to get broken in by “my” birds.

At first it was my favorite regulars — Black-caped Chickadee, Tufted Titmouse, and White-breasted Nuthatch — that visited the feeder. Continue reading →