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Just had to post a couple of photos of the cicadas in my yard. The birds are really enjoying them, too...I have seen bluebirds, mockingbirds, robins and even house finches munching on them....YUM!!!
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To birds they are like candy. I remember once in TN, they were so thick, in 1997, that it looked like it was raining bugs. Nice blog and great picture.
ReplyDeletebirds,best of the best
ReplyDeleteThe abundance of Cicadas really helped the birds out this spring. We noticed much larger numbers of juveniles of all species this summer... and MUCH increased demand on our bird feeders!
ReplyDeleteSpot ON!