
I went out for a bit around mid day. The activity around the cedar trees was high. What I wonder about is why the birds will select a specific tree then want to squabble over the berries. On this farm, there are lots of cedar trees and all are loaded with berries but each day the birds target a different tree,

Sorry for the fence noise.

These trees also are a favorite of the Kinglets to hunt in. This little Ruby-crowned got so close to me at times I could not even get the camera to focus without stepping back.
As I was walking back to the car, there was a water hole that the Dark-eyed Juncos were using as a bath spot. They were really enjoying the water even on a cool day.
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