Outdoor Ontario
Birding Reports => Backyard Birding => Topic started by: RKD on January 28, 2012, 10:25:09 AM
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Our one Pine Sisken at the feeders has increased to two and to my surprise there are 4 Redpolls out there this morning. Im sure the Goldfinch population has increased too, well over 100. Hard to count as they spook so easily, usually halfway through a count.
One Red Bellied Woodpecker continues to visit us daily along with the other usuals. Haven't seen any Rose Breasted Nuthatches yet this winter, kinda disappointing.
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Cool :!:
You've had them long enough, send them along our way will ya :!: :D
We have a group of 20 or so Waxwings hanging around like clockwork with the
Goldfinch's
Napper
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Fair enough, we'll trade. I'd love to see some Waxwings in our yard. It would be a first.
I see them down by the Credit river in the summer all the time but they've never ventured the half km up the street.
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Them there Cedar waxwings (I finally got a chance to view the whole group) are feeding on Juniper berries next door.
Irregardless of our dog( By-tor). :wink: :roll:
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:))
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Oh so I shall have to plant me some junipers first lol
Love your dog, I have two border collies myself. Does yours try to herd the birds? One of my dogs has a thing against Crows and Turkey Vultures amoung other things. But the regular feeder birds know just how much space to give the dogs. I think the birds make a game of it especially the Chikadees.
Is By-tor his/her real name?
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Our BC "Lucy" loves to play, run, run and run :shock:
The Squirrels torment her to no end:D but it keeps her busy.
Recently, Canada Geese really seem to get her going. (They are everywhere night and day around here even in January)
Napper.
Squirrel :!:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBWrMQVsuak (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBWrMQVsuak)