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November 2000 Webnotes
Watch for: Stokes Birds At Home TV series.
Stokes Birds At Home, our 13-part Public TV series, is now playing or repeating in many areas. Click here for the TV schedule. If you would like to see it played or repeated in your area, contact your local station. Season Two of Stokes Birds At Home is in production and will be available for airing this January.
November Birdfeeding Tips
Late fall migration continues with Rusty, Brewer's, Yellow-headed, and Red-winged Blackbirds, grackles, and cowbirds moving South. Be on the lookout for juncos, White-throated, Golden-crowned, and White-crowned Sparrows arriving at bird-feeding stations. These sparrows generally remain in the same wintering area. Stock your bird feeders with millet and mixed seed sprinkled on the ground or a low platform feeder, create a brush pile nearby, and these sparrows will make your yard their winter home.
Who Gives a Hoot: Finding Owls
Owls are fascinating, mysterious hunters of the night. To find out where, when, and how to get close to an owl, click here.
Who's Singing in Fall?
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Most birds only sing in spring, but the Mockingbird also sings in fall. To find out why and to learn more about the Mockingbird's fascinating fall behavior go here.
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