Carol had four birds that I didn't have (Crow, Sapsucker, YR Warbler,
House sparrow) but I had six that carol didn't have .
FOX SPARROW 1
EASTERN TOWHEE 3
Grackle 100+
HERMIT THRUSH 1
GOLDEN CROWNED KINGLET 1
Harry Woodpecker 2
.
The Hermit Thrush has been in the "yard" for at least three weeks now,
seen eating bitter sweet berries, and seen getting a drink from the
water hole in our pond around the aerator. I think that makes 36 yard
birds already this year, the best being the Hermit Thrush, an Eastern
Phoebe, and a Winter Wren.
Joe in the woods,
Perry County
On Feb 14, 2007, at 6:10 PM, Carol Lyle wrote:
> I can't get into the forum so I'll post my sightings here.
>
> So glad to see that others are also spending this wonderful birding
> day peering outside. I've been thrilled to have 20 species in my
> yard for the past two days. That is (or rather was) a single day yard
> record. Today has topped that with 23 species so far.
>
> My best is the little yellow-rumped warbler (myrtle) I mentioned a
> couple of days ago. This is his third day in the yard as he picks
> around the snow with all the juncos and sparrows. Here is todays list
> so far........
>
> Whoops!!! Just saw #24 Can the Grackles be far behind?
>
> 1. Juncos (just saw one with pure white tail feathers)....about 18
> 2. Blue jays...4
> 3. Red-bellied woodpecker...2
> 4. Goldfinches...about 30
> 5. Starlings...2 dozen
> 6. Brown-headed cowbirds...way too many
> 7. White-breasted nuthatches...2
> 8. Carolina chickadees...2
> 9. Caroline wrens...2
> 10. American crows...4
> 11. Cardinals....7
> 12. Mourning Doves...7
> 13. White-throated Sparrow...1
> 14. Downy woodpecker...2
> 15. Robin...1 in the heated bird bath
> 16. Tree sparrow...1
> 17. Yellow-bellied sapsucker...1
> 18. Brown creeper...1
> 19. House finch...10
> 20. Song sparrow...1
> 21. Tufted titmouse...4
> 22. House sparrows...? forgot to count
> 23. Yellow-rumped warbler...1
> 24. Red-winged blackbird....1
>
> Enjoy the birds.
> Carol Lyle, New Concord
>
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