Towhee attacking solitaire!

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Paula Hansley

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Mar 29, 2023, 9:48:09 AM3/29/23
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I’ve been wondering why I haven't seen “my”Townsend’s Solitaire drinking from my heated birdbath at sunrise in the last few days. I’ve heard it singing at sunrise. This morning I found out.  One of my Spotted Towhees was chasing the solitaire around my backyard, which has a juniper tree. 

 Could this be a territorial dispute? 

Paula Hansley
Louisville
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Paula Hansley
Petrographic Consultants International, Inc.

Marty W

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Mar 29, 2023, 6:28:08 PM3/29/23
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I've similarly had one (or another) Solitaire visiting my backyard birdbath, and have been surprised a half-dozen times this winter at singles or pairs of juncos chasing it away.

Marty Wolf
nw CO Spgs

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