Monday, June 6, 2011

Back UP on the Tundra

 This is a sure sign that I'm back UP on the Tundra.  Did you know moose will eat blackberry brambles??  They pretty well wiped out a patch on the "Ranch".
 Part of my entertainment UP on the Tundra.  I refill this feeder everyday.  I only fill it from half full to 3/4s and  they drain it each day.  I have another feeder like this one on the other side of the house and it will last a week with the same amount of liquid.
In the evenings there will be twice as many Hummers at this feeder.  I tried to get a picture with more Hummers in it, but they move so fast, it's hard to get them all in the shot.

7 comments:

  1. eleven years in the Alaska bush and twenty years in northern Maine - seen hundreds of moose - but only chased once,and that was in downtown Anchorage.

    the Ol'Buzzard

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  2. It must be nice to be back up on the tundra.

    Did you know moose will eat blackberry brambles??

    No, but I don't know a hell of a lot about moose other than what I've read and heard over the years.

    I know they shit in the woods and you don't want to piss them off.

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  3. I like hummers but they wouldn't be fed here when I'm out camping so I don't feed them here, a few may die expecting something to be here that isn't.

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  4. So THAT'S where they've gone! We usually have swarms of hummingbirds in the summer here in middle TN, but this year we've only had a couple visits per hour. Amazing cluster of birds, and they seem to be getting along, whereas our hummers fight for feeding spots even though we have multiple feeders.

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  5. barbara has hummingbirds in the back apts, but I don't ever get any..and have put out feeders..haven't spotted any moose either.

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  6. I just realized that in the 15 years I've been in Nebraska, I have never seen a hummingbird...nor a moose.

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  7. Love the pictures of the humming birds.
    True moose hunting story. A friend of mine, zipped into his tent at 10:00 at night decided to practice his moose call for the next day. It worked too well. A bull moose came charging out of the bush, hooked the tent and took off with it. The guys in the tent were lucky they had a knife and cut the tent so they could escape. They were banged up pretty bad. Idiots.

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