The resident Northern Cardinals came often through the day - 3 males, 1 female ...
At least one flock of Evening Grosbeaks continue at the feeders. At one point there were 15 on the platform, 4 on the wooden feeder, 5 on the bulk feeder, 3 on the sunflower tube feeder, 6 on the bulk sunflower feeder, 17 on the porch, an undetermined number on the ground and in the trees, and one on the window feeder ...
Also see previous post for Common Redpoll.
Visitors and residents included: Common Redpoll (75-100) , Black-capped Chickadee (10), Tufted Titmouse (4), Downy Woodpecker (6), Hairy Woodpecker (3), White-breasted Nuthatch (2), Mourning Dove (25), Blue Jay (35), Red-bellied Woodpecker (1), Song Sparrow (2), Dark-eyed Junco (25), Rock Pigeon (7), Red Squirrel (3), Vole (4)
Good birding!
6 comments:
You're fortunate. My bird feeders don't have enough shelter in the deep winter to attract much. Great photos!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
Wow cool shots with the snow flakes and atmosphere. Well done Chris... The grosbeak is a wonderful bird to get in your garden!
Your grosbeak looks quite coy... I like it! Hope you are not too buried in snow!
Your photos are so sharp. I really like the European Starling -- its details just pop out of the photo. -- barbara
Great birds and photos, Chris! I would love to see the Evening Grosbeaks at my feeders. They are beauties.
that first picture is amazing never seen such a good picture.
Great focus on the bird with a slightly blurred background.
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