Hi Cobirders, No new year birds seen in the yard lately. With storm coming Wednesday I put out more seed about noon. I checked often the birds seemed to be
expecting the storm.

1 PM. Northern Flickers 2 Male pecked away on one of the suet blocks. Female was on the large drum sorting thru millet seeds for tiny pieces of gray mineral salt. She found 3 while I watched with the point of her bill possibly using her tongue to get them.

1:15 Eurasian Collared Doves 11 Huddled on the drum feeder for seeds.

1:15 European Starlings 10 Feeding on the suet Blocks(2) and on ground under them for crumbs of suet.

2:00 Red winged Blackbirds 100+ feeding on the drum and nearby waiting for fly ups to get their turn.

House Sparrows about 40 in chokecherry (feeder between there and house) and the cage feeder hanging nearby on edge of Patio with sunflower seeds. in with them was 1 Red-winged Blackbird now almost adult plumage has been with the sparrows since early fall and even when flocks of Redwings come to the yard he stays with the sparrows!
            House Finch  several  1 pair has a male with extensive red.
Juncos about 3 of 6 that refuse to go in the cage although small enough, feed on the ground and go up in the Chokecherry to the feeder by the house.

3:00 PM  All Gone- The Sharpie must be watching!

4:00 PM  SNOW started light but straight down

4:45 PM  SNOW  steady but heavier

5"15PM   SNOW covers the ground and the roofs

6:00PM SNOW covers the road getting dark -snow continues into evening and overnight.

Thursday morning still snowing but very light. I was greeted by 4 Black-capped Chickadees and 5 to 6" of snow.

Bob Spencer  N.E. of Golden
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