I still have lots of Lessers at my thistle feeder. On a sad note, sometime
during the windstorm last week, I lost a very large branch from my Willow
tree. Upon cleaning up the debris, we discovered a dead Goldfinch under
the branch. I don't know if it happened at night, or the following windy
da
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Golden, CO 80403
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From: cobirds@googlegroups.com [mailto:cobirds@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Chip Clouse
Sent: Sunday, October 14, 2012 12:51 PM
To: k...@kayniyo.com
Cc: birder...@comcast.net; cobirds@googlegroups.com
Subject
Kay, Bob, and CObirders,
Having barely birded in the state of CO since taking a job with Opticron
optics last February, I take the opportunity to at least watch my feeders
when home. My fiance and I have started a once-a-month birdwatching club
for kids in Olde Town Arvada. After visiting the Rals
Bob and all,
I still have several Lesser Goldfinches (LEGO) at my thistle feeders at the
N base of N Table Mt.
When I took to heart the post on NEBirds about rancid thistle seed and NO
goldfinches and started using fresh seed on 6/26/12, I have had my usual
dozen or two LEGO and a few AMGO
