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From: Patty Ciesla <[[email protected]]>
Subject: Re: [SBB] Chestnut-Backed Chickadees
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I have had chickadees drinking from nectar feeders at both my current home 
and my last home (time=6 years) in Los Altos Hills. I assume they are 
propbably different individuals/populations. At the last place I could 
identify 4 different chickadees that fed on nectar. I can't tell yet at the 
new place how many individual chickadees are doing it, but it's at least one.

They started shortly after I removed the bee guards so the hooded orioles 
could feed.

Patty

At 08:59 PM 5/17/2004, [[email protected]] wrote:
>For several weeks, I have had a chestnut-backed chickadee drinking sugar
>water from my hummingbird feeder in Mountain View several times each day.  In
>thirty years of feeding hummers, I have never seen a chickadee do this.  Has
>anyone else seen or read about this behavior?  Dotty Calabrese
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