Jan22 update  - The local Sharpie has been ever-present the past two days - 
keeping the other birds at bay. Best bet lately, has been to catch them at 
the feeders early - They are arriving just before 8am (which, makes me late 
for work!  Good thing my boss is sympathetic to a somewhat-excessive 
birder) 
 
Bob Santangelo
Wheat Ridge

On Saturday, January 19, 2013 4:54:26 PM UTC-7, birderbob wrote:

> Hello All,
>  
> The Redpolls continue to appear at my feeders on a daily basis.  Since the 
> recent warming trend, they are making an appearance in number around 830 - 
> 900a.  After that, their arrivals are more individualistic and sporadic.   
> The original flock that arrived the weekend of Jan 12/13 had a number 
> of orange-variants and I am seeing fewer of those and more of the red 
> ones.  This would indicate that there are more than the original 7 or 8 we 
> first observed. 
>  
> I would add that it is fine for birders to exit their vehicles at the 
> curb, I just don't want unfamiliar vehicles pulling up into the driveway - 
> that'll get my spouse's little dogs barking from the front window seat.  It 
> is okay to park in front of the driveway because the vantage point is kind 
> of narrow.  Also, I'll pass along a comment from one of my neighbors - he 
> said there have been a lot of birders stopping by and one birder had set up 
> a nice scope and very politely let him take a look - he was excited to see 
> for the first time, birds in great detail, and greatly admired how 
> beautiful they were.  It is always nice to hear about someone else's 
> "moment of discovery" and whoever this ambassador of the birds was deserves 
> kudos.
>  
> Bob Santangelo  (3525 Estes St  Wheat Ridge)
>

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