Addendum to first email this a.m.
The Mt Black-capped Chickadees, Pygmy Nuthatches, and a flock of Pine Siskins
are in my backyard as well; they don't show-up unless the sun is shining.
What's happening; what's going-on.
Bonnie Boex
Dillon
Bald Eagle flew over Dillon (above condos at Marina) right over my car as I
was driving home; almost ran into a snowbank but I got a good look. Bonnie
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backyard bird ROBIN - Male Just one; obviously first-of-season; 2 weeks early
Which usually means the Mt Bluebirds are two weeks behind him. Bonnie
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made a pit-stop at home just now.
White-breasted Nuthatch (male) - been here for about a week
Pine Siskin at feeder
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Yard birds this afternoon; snow; wind; cold; bitter; miserable
Mt Chickadees
Black- capped Chickadees
White-breasted Nuthatches
Juncos
squirrels
all after the peanut butter
one big bird as yet to be id'd because it keeps hiding
Bonnie Boex
Dillon
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I've got American Goldfinches at my feeder! Been here for a couple days.
What's up with that?
Bonnie Boex
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Sunday A.M.
1 - Yellow-rumped Warbler in backyard waterfall, bathing.
Past week - backyard
1 pair - Steller's Jay
12 - Robins (the flock awaits my appearance in a.m. p.m.
1 pair - Mt Chickadee
Flock - Rock Doves (in the food chain; several taken-out by predators
frickin' flock of Magpies;
On Lake Dillon shore this evening (Dillon side):
Common Snipe (1)
It ate some mealworms I threw-down.
No camera; when I looked at the bird head-on, with sun in my eyes, the bird
appeared to have a buff-orange hue to its breast, exactly the color as seen in
Birds of North America; but I think I
Today Dec 25th 6 degrees with a wind chill factor of ?
Cassin's Finche (6 +/-)
American Goldfinch (same as above)
Black-capped Chickadee (2)
Mt Chickadee (6+)
Junco (5 +/-)
Steller's Jay (front backyard; maybr 10)
American Crows
Magpies
House Sparrows (couple)
Bonnie Boex
Dillon
Yardbirds Sat 10/31
Mt Chickadees (nurmerous)
with Black-capped as well.
Steller's Jays (abundant)
Lake Dillon
pair - American Coot (
HOWEVER, my book doesn't show the female as brown, and it was not a mallard
female.
The pair has been here all week; very distinctive call.
They are
Either an Indigo Bunting OR Lazuli Bunting in backyard as I type.
entire head is blue
no white ring on wing
In the book I'm using, 1st spring adult female Indigo.
I've got pictures; have to load them.
Have never seen one before; it's with a pair of Western Tanagers, to the extent
that when I
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