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Chickadees take one seed at a time, while other birds stay at the feeder. Are they polite eaters? - Vimarsana News

Chickadees take one seed at a time, while other birds stay at the feeder. Are they polite eaters?

Chickadees take one seed at a time, while other birds stay at the feeder. Are they polite eaters? Thom Smith answers readers' questions about the feeding habits of birds and

Mourning doves are commonly hunted in 41 states, but are protected in Massachusetts - Vimarsana News

Mourning doves are commonly hunted in 41 states, but are protected in Massachusetts

In the latest NatureWatch column, Thom Smith answers a reader's questions about mourning doves.

Ruth Bass: Finding eagles, owls and mute swans a-swimming in the Berkshires - Vimarsana News

Ruth Bass: Finding eagles, owls and mute swans a-swimming in the Berkshires

Columnist Ruth Bass keeps track of the birds she sees in her travels and in Berkshire County.

Flying squirrels may not be a numerous as gray squirrels, but they're holding their own in the Berkshires - Vimarsana News

Flying squirrels may not be a numerous as gray squirrels, but they're holding their own in the Berkshires

This week's NatureWatch wisdom reveals that flying squirrels — both northern and southern varieties — are common in the Berkshires. And, that despite their difference in color, all juncos are

Red-winged blackbirds have been spotted at backyard feeders in the Berkshires. Is this a sign of an early spring? - Vimarsana News

Red-winged blackbirds have been spotted at backyard feeders in the Berkshires. Is this a sign of an early spring?

A NatureWatch reader asks: Is it true that red-winged blackbirds are the most reliable sign of spring, even more so than robins? Thom Smith hits his go-to reference books to