Anonymous
05/11/2020 22:53
Subject: Re:Backyard birds—what do you see?
Anonymous wrote:Turkey Vulture
Cooper's hawk
Red Tailed Hawk
Crow
Blue Jay
Starlings
Indigo Bunting
Bluebird
Eastern Phoebe
Red-winged blackbird
Mockingbird
Brown Thrasher
Catbird
Cowbird
Nuthatch
Brown creeper
Downy woodpecker
Hairy woodpecker
Red-bellied woodpecker
Pileated woodpecker
Flicker
House finch
Goldfinch
House sparrow
Song sparrow
Wood sparrow
White throated sparrow
Junco
Robin
Tufted Titmice
Cardinal
Mourning Dove
Hummingbird
Cedar Waxwing
Barn Owl
Canadian Geese
In Black Hill Regional Park, MoCo in the last week.
Great Blue Heron
Wood Ducks
Kingfisher
Swifts
Osprey
Bald Eagle
We will be able to see more ducks and shorebirds once the weather becomes warmer and we have more access....
Also at our feeder -
Rose Breasted Grosbeak
Chickadees
Carolina Wrens.
Anonymous
05/11/2020 22:49
Subject: Re:Backyard birds—what do you see?
Turkey Vulture
Cooper's hawk
Red Tailed Hawk
Crow
Blue Jay
Starlings
Indigo Bunting
Bluebird
Eastern Phoebe
Red-winged blackbird
Mockingbird
Brown Thrasher
Catbird
Cowbird
Nuthatch
Brown creeper
Downy woodpecker
Hairy woodpecker
Red-bellied woodpecker
Pileated woodpecker
Flicker
House finch
Goldfinch
House sparrow
Song sparrow
Wood sparrow
White throated sparrow
Junco
Robin
Tufted Titmice
Cardinal
Mourning Dove
Hummingbird
Cedar Waxwing
Barn Owl
Canadian Geese
In Black Hill Regional Park, MoCo in the last week.
Great Blue Heron
Wood Ducks
Kingfisher
Swifts
Osprey
Bald Eagle
We will be able to see more ducks and shorebirds once the weather becomes warmer and we have more accesss....
Cooper's hawk
Red Tailed Hawk
Crow
Blue Jay
Starlings
Indigo Bunting
Bluebird
Eastern Phoebe
Red-winged blackbird
Mockingbird
Brown Thrasher
Catbird
Cowbird
Nuthatch
Brown creeper
Downy woodpecker
Hairy woodpecker
Red-bellied woodpecker
Pileated woodpecker
Flicker
House finch
Goldfinch
House sparrow
Song sparrow
Wood sparrow
White throated sparrow
Junco
Robin
Tufted Titmice
Cardinal
Mourning Dove
Hummingbird
Cedar Waxwing
Barn Owl
Canadian Geese
In Black Hill Regional Park, MoCo in the last week.
Great Blue Heron
Wood Ducks
Kingfisher
Swifts
Osprey
Bald Eagle
We will be able to see more ducks and shorebirds once the weather becomes warmer and we have more accesss....
Anonymous
05/11/2020 22:24
Subject: Re:Backyard birds—what do you see?
The usual ones but today we had a woodpecker and my SIL has a Baltimore Oriole
Anonymous
05/11/2020 22:23
Subject: Backyard birds—what do you see?
Anonymous wrote:Today we watched a territorial battle between 2 catbirds and a crow. The cat birds kept dive bombing the crow. It was so cool to watch.
Our blue jays chase off the crows regularly. So funny to see the giant birds chased off.
Anonymous
05/11/2020 22:21
Subject: Backyard birds—what do you see?
In addition to all of the above, we have observed in our yard:
white crowned sparrow
tufted titmouse (so cute!!)
white crowned sparrow
tufted titmouse (so cute!!)
Anonymous
05/11/2020 22:18
Subject: Backyard birds—what do you see?
Today we watched a territorial battle between 2 catbirds and a crow. The cat birds kept dive bombing the crow. It was so cool to watch.
Anonymous
05/11/2020 22:14
Subject: Backyard birds—what do you see?
Blue birds
Blue jays
Cat birds
Juncos
Wrens
Goldfinches
Hummingbird
Robins
Mourning doves
Crows
Cow birds
Grackles
Sparrows
Starlings
Downy woodpecker
Blue jays
Cat birds
Juncos
Wrens
Goldfinches
Hummingbird
Robins
Mourning doves
Crows
Cow birds
Grackles
Sparrows
Starlings
Downy woodpecker
Anonymous
05/11/2020 21:54
Subject: Backyard birds—what do you see?
At the feeder and around the yard:
Cardinals
Mourning doves
Grackles
Blue jays
Crows
Red bellied woodpecker
Red headed woodpecker
Nuthatch
Sparrows
Goldfinches
Cowbirds
Chickadees
Catbirds
Robins
Mockingbirds
Flickers
Dark eyed juncos
Red-winged blackbirds (rarely)
Rose breasted grosbeak in spring
Towhee
Carolina wren
Ruby-crowned kinglet
Hawks
Turkey vultures
I once sadly saw what must have been an escaped blue budgerigar at the feeder. He hung around for a couple of days but we could never get near him and he then disappeared.
Cardinals
Mourning doves
Grackles
Blue jays
Crows
Red bellied woodpecker
Red headed woodpecker
Nuthatch
Sparrows
Goldfinches
Cowbirds
Chickadees
Catbirds
Robins
Mockingbirds
Flickers
Dark eyed juncos
Red-winged blackbirds (rarely)
Rose breasted grosbeak in spring
Towhee
Carolina wren
Ruby-crowned kinglet
Hawks
Turkey vultures
I once sadly saw what must have been an escaped blue budgerigar at the feeder. He hung around for a couple of days but we could never get near him and he then disappeared.
Anonymous
05/11/2020 21:41
Subject: Backyard birds—what do you see?
Most common:
Cardinals
Mourning doves
Blue jays
Robins
Crows
House finches (or are they house wrens?)
And a small black bird - maybe starling?
Cardinals
Mourning doves
Blue jays
Robins
Crows
House finches (or are they house wrens?)
And a small black bird - maybe starling?
Anonymous
05/11/2020 21:32
Subject: Backyard birds—what do you see?
We have a popular bird feeder. We get cardinals, house finches, gold finches, catbirds, junco, chickadee, woodpeckers, doves, and bluejays. A few seem to be pairs which is fun. They are so greedy though: the feeder empties in days.
Anonymous
05/11/2020 21:29
Subject: Backyard birds—what do you see?
The grackles have invaded. We used to get a huge variety but they have taken over the feeder and the suet.
Anonymous
05/11/2020 21:22
Subject: Re:Backyard birds—what do you see?
In addition to all of the above:
nuthatches
sparrows
chickadees
doves
and hummingbirds should be arriving soon.
nuthatches
sparrows
chickadees
doves
and hummingbirds should be arriving soon.
Anonymous
05/11/2020 21:11
Subject: Re:Backyard birds—what do you see?
I saw a blue jay the other day. It was my first blue jay sighting. I was very excited. Normally see robins.
Anonymous
05/11/2020 21:10
Subject: Re:Backyard birds—what do you see?
All of those, plus finches, wrens, crows, plus we’ve had the occasional blue bird, hummingbird, woodpecker, bald eagles in our yard. I love bird watching.
Anonymous
05/11/2020 21:08
Subject: Backyard birds—what do you see?
I’m not a bird watcher, but regularly see cardinals, blue jays, red tailed hawks, what I think is a mockingbird. The other day saw some carrion vultures dealing with roadkill.
I’m definitely appreciate the birdsongs.
I’m definitely appreciate the birdsongs.