Northern Mockingbird ( One Bird Feeding )

Description:

A few days ago, I tossed two slices of white bread onto the front lawn, so I could feed the birds, during the wintertime. I opened the front door, and I tossed these two slices of white bread, onto the front lawn, using my right hand. The two slices of bread, landed about fifthteen feet from the front door. Yesterday ( Saturday ), at 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon, my Grandson yelled out loud to me. Grandpa! Grandpa! There is a bird outside, eating the bread. I quickly grabbed my camera, and I walked rapidly to the front door. I then looked outside the left front window, and I saw a gray bird, eating from the left slice of bread. After about a minute, this gray bird, walked over to the right, and then started to eat from the right slice of bread. After about a minute, this gray bird, walked across the green grass, across the concrete sidewalk, and then disappeared into the green bushes. During this time, my Grandson and I, both had the opportunity, to take a lot of photos, of this gray bird, eating from both slices of white bread. I was looking out of the left front window, and my Grandson, was looking out of right front window.

Habitat:

One gray bird, was eating from two slices of white bread, that I tossed onto the front lawn. The Northern Mockingbird, is found in open areas and forest edges, but forages on grassy lands.

Notes:

A few days ago, I tossed two slices of white bread, onto the front lawn, to feed the birds, during the wintertime. At 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon, on Saturday, one gray bird, started feeding from these two slices of white bread, that was laying on the front lawn. The Northern Mockingbird, is an omnivore. It eats both insects and fruit.