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12 Apr Chestnut Backed Chickadee
of the bud. Occasionally
in order to secure the
bud, the chickadee would
swing his body under
the branchlet on which
it had perched, he would
not hang by a free hold,
loose
on the branchlet but would
grip the branchlet tight
so that his body would
be fixed at any angle
around the branchlet.
Two others were seen in
the same group of poplars.
These birds stayg about
15 feet apart as they
floraged over the tree.
Birds seen at Ketchikan
chestnut back chickadee
Raven,
Fox Sparrow-
Oregon Junco-
Robin
Greater Scap.
Herring gull.