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Posted By: Thornius Thorn's House and an Eastern Kingbird - May 11th, 2006 at 03:44 PM
I finally have Eastern Kingbirds back in my yard today. These are members of the Flycatcher family and eat insects only so they won't come to your feeder but they might come to your birdbath. They like Willow Trees because Willows attract a lot of flying insects. here are pictures of the Eastern Kingbird AND the front of my house.

EASTERN KINGBIRD
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THORN'S HOUSE
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Posted By: Anonymous Re: Thorn's House and an Eastern Kingbird - May 14th, 2006 at 10:12 AM
thumbup i like it thorny. one day...
Posted By: Thornius Re: Thorn's House and an Eastern Kingbird - May 14th, 2006 at 03:05 PM
My next door neighbor just gtave me 30 Cannas and two Easter lillies today and My wife and I have spent ALL evening planting them. Next year it is Irises, Toad Lillies and TONS of more Gladiolus. We've decided we like bulb plants best.
Posted By: ChristinaC Re: Thorn's House and an Eastern Kingbird - May 14th, 2006 at 03:15 PM
I love that tree in your yard Thorny!!
And I also love Toad Lilies! I'm going to be planting them too...maybe not this year but next for sure! thumbup
BTW..my dad just miked me from a place called Dickson, TN. He decided to take a road trip for the weekend. Is that anywhere near you?
Posted By: Anonymous Re: Thorn's House and an Eastern Kingbird - May 14th, 2006 at 04:08 PM
Looks good Thorny!

Bulbs are great huh? Nice and easy...I like 'em too! thumbup
Posted By: Thornius Re: Thorn's House and an Eastern Kingbird - May 14th, 2006 at 05:54 PM
Thanks Christina! Dickson is about 30 miles (48km.) west of downtown Nashville. I go there a lot. I used to live about 32 km. from Dickson. About halfway between Nashville and Dickson. In a community called Bellevue.

That tree was THE main reason for me buying this house 4 years ago. I love Willows. THAT tree is where I have all my wild bird attractors located. Right now there is a bird nest in the top left-hand side of that Willow. I think it is either a Robin or else an Eastern Kingbird nest.
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