Mar
24
2013
I just put out a fresh suet cake for the birds and a white breasted nuthatch found it within seconds. That amazed me: that a bird would find it so quickly. I wonder what keen senses birds must possess to locate food. Is it smell or sight or was it just coincidence that the bird found the suet cake so quickly. It could be habit. I regularly put suet out for the birds, particularly for the woodpeckers. I just wonder about that.
Tags: bird feeding, bird-watching, birds, suet cake, suet cakes, the senses of the birds, white-breasted nuthatch, woodpeckers
