What a nice surprise I had today. I saw a flock of birds in my backyard, and I
started to count them. Once I got my binocs on them I could tell they were
Cedar Waxwings. I saw no Bohemian Waxwings in the group. As I counted to number
46 ,the Cedars, left for the north. I am guessing there was at
Had a couple of Rosy’s briefly this morning. One Gray-crowned and one Brown-capped. Was able to photograph the former, but the latter vanished before I could get a photo. Also had at least 18 Cassin’s Finches and lots of juncos including White-winged and Slate-colored. Unequivocal c
I was happy this was posted as we all need to do our part and be smart.
Today at and around our feeder on a 15 minute watch, this is what came by to
call:
A pair of bustits, a Cassin’s finch, Downy woodpecker, 20+ juncos, at least 100
robins drinking water on the street, a red breasted nuthatch
Was hoping to get some overflow of the Estes Park Rosy Finches, but instead
got 30+ Cassin's Finches. Reasonable consolation prize.
Davis - at 6,000 ft. 4 mi NW of Lyons
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Great reminders for us all during this season!
As a birder without a driver's license, I've been a patch birder and
backyard birder ever since the beginning. I think it's important to
remember that valuable data isn't always just collecting ticks at the
popular hotspots; gathering data and doing
Excellent post
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> On Mar 20, 2020, at 8:34 AM, Lynne Forrester wrote:
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> Thank you for the reminders, Alison.
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> I have taken to enjoying watching from my yard a pair of Cooper' Hawks and a
> pair of Crows who are both building nests less than a 100 yards from each
> other on eithe
Thank you for the reminders, Alison.
I have taken to enjoying watching from my yard a pair of Cooper' Hawks and a
pair of Crows who are both building nests less than a 100 yards from each other
on either sides of my house. Lots of noisy fun.
Lynne
From: 'Allison
Please note, I did NOT edit this article whatsoever. It appeared on Laura
Erickson’s blog and I copied it word for word. For those of you unaware of who
Laura is, or of her work; I suggest googling her and reading about some of her
work/books.
She has been a supporter of bird conservation an
I’m hearing via Facebook and birding listservs that a lot of people are getting
out into the woods for birding, which seems like an excellent plan for social
distancing, but the devil is in the details. Many parks, wildlife refuges, and
other wonderful places have closed their facilities, includ
Pretty amazing.
On Thursday, March 19, 2020 at 7:35:08 PM UTC-6, Raymond Davis wrote:
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> While cleaning out some of my 57 birdhouses (hey, I'm retired!), I opened
> up a bluebird box 6 feet up a tree trunk, and found 5 young chipmunks...
> very active, and about 75% adult sized. Who knew
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