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RF2AH4HAK–Flying Black Capped Chickadees with with orange feathers at hand of man with sunflower seeds and peanuts in a snowy Toronto forest in winter
RF2MATNF8–Black-capped Chickadees (Poecile atricapillus) perched on a woman's hand with sunflower seeds
RMARFMBT–Mature woman feeding chickadee, bird sitting in palm Ontario forests Royal Botanical Gardens
RMAGPJGW–Dinnertime rush: Blue-painted bird feeder in a garden of native wildflowers with a variety of songbirds eating seeds
RM2CNH5G0–. Bird-lore . ut four or five of them would crowdinto the hand after millet seed. Finding an Acadian Chickadee one day, II advanced slowly toward him, and held out part of my lunch (a doughnut).He showed the same confidence that his black-capped relative does, and (8) Winter Feeding 9 fluttered within a few inches of the outstretched hand several times, but didnot quite dare accept me on so short acquaintance. Chickadees, when fed at awindow, get into the habit of searching other windows for food and, if onehappens to be open, they are sure to fly in, and will injure themselves by flyingagains
![. The home life of wild birds; a new method of the study and photography of birds. Birds; Photography of birds. Taming Wild Birds without a Cage. 129 Three or four Downy and Hairy Woodpeckers came to the window-sill, and would some- times peck the fingers of persons feeding them. The Brown Creeper was far more cau- tious, and never came to the hand. The familiarity of the Canada Jay or Meat Bird is known to everybody who has hunted or camped in the northern woods ; its fear is allayed by hunger even more promptly than in Chickadees and Nuthatches. Audubon says of these birds that " when t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PFYMNT/the-home-life-of-wild-birds-a-new-method-of-the-study-and-photography-of-birds-birds-photography-of-birds-taming-wild-birds-without-a-cage-129-three-or-four-downy-and-hairy-woodpeckers-came-to-the-window-sill-and-would-some-times-peck-the-fingers-of-persons-feeding-them-the-brown-creeper-was-far-more-cau-tious-and-never-came-to-the-hand-the-familiarity-of-the-canada-jay-or-meat-bird-is-known-to-everybody-who-has-hunted-or-camped-in-the-northern-woods-its-fear-is-allayed-by-hunger-even-more-promptly-than-in-chickadees-and-nuthatches-audubon-says-of-these-birds-that-quot-when-t-PFYMNT.jpg ". The home life of wild birds; a new method of the study and photography of birds. Birds; Photography of birds. Taming Wild Birds without a Cage. 129 Three or four Downy and Hairy Woodpeckers came to the window-sill, and would some- times peck the fingers of persons feeding them. The Brown Creeper was far more cau- tious, and never came to the hand. The familiarity of the Canada Jay or Meat Bird is known to everybody who has hunted or camped in the northern woods ; its fear is allayed by hunger even more promptly than in Chickadees and Nuthatches. Audubon says of these birds that " when t Stock Photo")
RMPFYMNT–. The home life of wild birds; a new method of the study and photography of birds. Birds; Photography of birds. Taming Wild Birds without a Cage. 129 Three or four Downy and Hairy Woodpeckers came to the window-sill, and would some- times peck the fingers of persons feeding them. The Brown Creeper was far more cau- tious, and never came to the hand. The familiarity of the Canada Jay or Meat Bird is known to everybody who has hunted or camped in the northern woods ; its fear is allayed by hunger even more promptly than in Chickadees and Nuthatches. Audubon says of these birds that " when t
![. The home life of wild birds; a new method of the study and photography of birds. Birds; Photography of birds. Taming Wild Birds without a Cage. 129 Three or four Downy and Hairy Woodpeckers came to the window-sill, and would some- times peck the fingers of persons feeding them. The Brown Creeper was far more cau- tious, and never came to the hand. The familiarity of the Canada Jay or Meat Bird is known to everybody who has hunted or camped in the northern woods ; its fear is allayed by hunger even more promptly than in Chickadees and Nuthatches. Audubon says of these birds that " when t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDD710/the-home-life-of-wild-birds-a-new-method-of-the-study-and-photography-of-birds-birds-photography-of-birds-taming-wild-birds-without-a-cage-129-three-or-four-downy-and-hairy-woodpeckers-came-to-the-window-sill-and-would-some-times-peck-the-fingers-of-persons-feeding-them-the-brown-creeper-was-far-more-cau-tious-and-never-came-to-the-hand-the-familiarity-of-the-canada-jay-or-meat-bird-is-known-to-everybody-who-has-hunted-or-camped-in-the-northern-woods-its-fear-is-allayed-by-hunger-even-more-promptly-than-in-chickadees-and-nuthatches-audubon-says-of-these-birds-that-quot-when-t-RDD710.jpg ". The home life of wild birds; a new method of the study and photography of birds. Birds; Photography of birds. Taming Wild Birds without a Cage. 129 Three or four Downy and Hairy Woodpeckers came to the window-sill, and would some- times peck the fingers of persons feeding them. The Brown Creeper was far more cau- tious, and never came to the hand. The familiarity of the Canada Jay or Meat Bird is known to everybody who has hunted or camped in the northern woods ; its fear is allayed by hunger even more promptly than in Chickadees and Nuthatches. Audubon says of these birds that " when t Stock Photo")
RMRDD710–. The home life of wild birds; a new method of the study and photography of birds. Birds; Photography of birds. Taming Wild Birds without a Cage. 129 Three or four Downy and Hairy Woodpeckers came to the window-sill, and would some- times peck the fingers of persons feeding them. The Brown Creeper was far more cau- tious, and never came to the hand. The familiarity of the Canada Jay or Meat Bird is known to everybody who has hunted or camped in the northern woods ; its fear is allayed by hunger even more promptly than in Chickadees and Nuthatches. Audubon says of these birds that " when t
![. Bulletin. Agriculture -- New Hampshire. 92 THE FOREST TENT CATERPILLAR >/. and warbling vireos, cedar birds, and nuthatclies feeding upon the caterpillars. The nuthatches, according to Miss Soule's account, " would stand by a patch of larvLB lying close together below a tar band on a tree and eat so voraciously and with such an entire abandon- ment of self-conscious- ness that I could go close and put my hand o n them before they would fly. This expe- rience was repeated sev- eral times." The co- coons were attacked bv chickadees (Fig. 31)^ wiiich tore open the co- coons and fed Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RH08TM/bulletin-agriculture-new-hampshire-92-the-forest-tent-caterpillar-gt-and-warbling-vireos-cedar-birds-and-nuthatclies-feeding-upon-the-caterpillars-the-nuthatches-according-to-miss-soules-account-quot-would-stand-by-a-patch-of-larvlb-lying-close-together-below-a-tar-band-on-a-tree-and-eat-so-voraciously-and-with-such-an-entire-abandon-ment-of-self-conscious-ness-that-i-could-go-close-and-put-my-hand-o-n-them-before-they-would-fly-this-expe-rience-was-repeated-sev-eral-timesquot-the-co-coons-were-attacked-bv-chickadees-fig-31-wiiich-tore-open-the-co-coons-and-fed-RH08TM.jpg ". Bulletin. Agriculture -- New Hampshire. 92 THE FOREST TENT CATERPILLAR >/. and warbling vireos, cedar birds, and nuthatclies feeding upon the caterpillars. The nuthatches, according to Miss Soule's account, " would stand by a patch of larvLB lying close together below a tar band on a tree and eat so voraciously and with such an entire abandon- ment of self-conscious- ness that I could go close and put my hand o n them before they would fly. This expe- rience was repeated sev- eral times." The co- coons were attacked bv chickadees (Fig. 31)^ wiiich tore open the co- coons and fed Stock Photo")
RMRH08TM–. Bulletin. Agriculture -- New Hampshire. 92 THE FOREST TENT CATERPILLAR >/. and warbling vireos, cedar birds, and nuthatclies feeding upon the caterpillars. The nuthatches, according to Miss Soule's account, " would stand by a patch of larvLB lying close together below a tar band on a tree and eat so voraciously and with such an entire abandon- ment of self-conscious- ness that I could go close and put my hand o n them before they would fly. This expe- rience was repeated sev- eral times." The co- coons were attacked bv chickadees (Fig. 31)^ wiiich tore open the co- coons and fed
RMRHJRYN–. Bird lore. Birds; Birds; Ornithology. 44 Bird-Lore disposition, being observed daily all alone in various parts of the town, besides being a regular patron of my suet feeding stool and bird winter-garden on the porch roof. While Chickadees will venture to feed from my hand if offered seeds of sun- flowers, the Acadian could not thus be tempted; in fact, seeds did not appeal to his taste, but he was partial to nut- meats; while suet always lured him close to camera, and I was enabled to secure several photographs. However, one had to be alert in order to get a snap, for the Acadian was very a
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