Aspen Song™ Wild Birds
Species Profiles
Brown Creeper
Certhia americana
As you scan the woods adjacent to your lawn, you notice what appears to be a piece of bark moving up a tree trunk. It slowly spirals upward, pausing periodically, until it suddenly flies to the base of another tree and begins the process anew. Congratulations and grab the binoculars, you have found North America’s only “treecreeper,” a Brown Creeper!Wild Bird Identification Checklist
Which Birds Have You Seen?
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>>See the entire wild bird checklist here.
Feeding Tips
You can find a feeding tip for every month of the year. Here's this month's
March Feeding Tip
It has been awhile since we have seen green plants growing outside our favorite bird-viewing window. Our seed-eating feeder birds have noticed as well. Throughout the winter months, they feasted on the many native seeds set last growing season in your neighborhood.Feeding Seminars
Aspen Song™ will be offering wild bird feeding seminars are select dealers in the northeast beginning in October 2008. Seminar info and schedule available.







