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"Give them (or your other birds) a separate feeder at another location in your yard..." Carol Buie-Jackson replied May 27 to Aggressive Mockingbirds at feeders	1	May 27 Reply by Carol Buie-Jackson
"Pretty much all the earthworms we have around here are non-native so don't worry a..." Carol Buie-Jackson replied May 27 to New to worms...	2	Jun 22 Reply by Christopher North
"Wonderful! Thanks for sharing." Carol Buie-Jackson replied Apr 26 to A shout out to Matthews Animal Control	1	Apr 26 Reply by Carol Buie-Jackson
"Lots of migrants moving thru the area these days too. I expect the Indigo Buntings..." Carol Buie-Jackson replied Apr 26 to Blue-Grey Gnat Catcher?	7	May 30 Reply by Sandy Lee
"4000 people?!?!? Congratulations! Sorry I missed it. I was in S Texas identifying ..." Carol Buie-Jackson replied Apr 20 to Are we about to turn the corner on sustainability?	4	Jul 18 Reply by Ernie McLaney
"I've never seen one at my feeders but I have seen them in the area.....at Reedy Cr..." Carol Buie-Jackson replied Apr 20 to Blue-Grey Gnat Catcher?	7	May 30 Reply by Sandy Lee
"thanks for the tip on this book. My favorite wildflower book for this area is one ..." Carol Buie-Jackson replied Apr 10 to New Wildflower Book: Wildflowers of the Coastal Plain, by Dr. R Neyland	1	Apr 10 Reply by Carol Buie-Jackson
"Enough wine and the ones in my backyard are sporting goggles as well! No moose but..." Carol Buie-Jackson replied Feb 28 to Flying Squirrels	9	Mar 11 Reply by Pete Grisewood
"I know we have them in Matthews because we have seen them. One got caught in a bir..." Carol Buie-Jackson replied Feb 26 to Flying Squirrels	9	Mar 11 Reply by Pete Grisewood
"1. We’ve lived in our house for almost 12 years and have documented over 70 specie..." Carol Buie-Jackson replied Feb 17 to 10 Random Things	4	Mar 15 Reply by Heather Merewood

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Carol Buie-Jackson's Discussions (30)

"Give them (or your other birds) a separate feeder at another location in your yard..."

"Pretty much all the earthworms we have around here are non-native so don't worry a..."

"Wonderful! Thanks for sharing."

"Lots of migrants moving thru the area these days too. I expect the Indigo Buntings..."

"4000 people?!?!? Congratulations! Sorry I missed it. I was in S Texas identifying ..."

"I've never seen one at my feeders but I have seen them in the area.....at Reedy Cr..."

"thanks for the tip on this book. My favorite wildflower book for this area is one ..."

"Enough wine and the ones in my backyard are sporting goggles as well! No moose but..."

"I know we have them in Matthews because we have seen them. One got caught in a bir..."

"1. We’ve lived in our house for almost 12 years and have documented over 70 specie..."