Hi Meena and all,
While others have different birds, I have had the largest flock [for
me] of about 15 Goldfinches visiting the feeder for quite a while. the
only other visitors have been 2 Downys, 1 Nuthatch, Cardinals, House
Sparrows, An occasional House Finch or 2, Mourning Doves, Juncos,
We've had a half dozen goldfinches feeding daily here at our feeders in the
town of Groton, near Summerhill. A ruffed grouse feeding high in a serviceberry
was my highlight for a snowy day. It fed for nearly an hour on the buds but
left when the horses got too close. I tried to get a picture bu
Ken and all,
Sometimes ago I did post about lack of goldfinches in my areas. Several people
wrote they do have goldfinches at their feeders, but several others wrote that
they do not have any goldfinches. Now Ken in spite of having a feeder reports
lack of goldfinches. So it does seem something
Hmm. I have had only one very sporadic goldfinch visitor all winter at my
feeders here in Northeast Ithaca. Today, during the continuous snowfall, there
WAS a mixed flock of 40 CEDAR WAXWINGS, 30 ROBINS, 10 STARLINGS, and 6 HOUSE
FINCHES moving around the trees in my neighborhood. The robins wer
The female Evening Grosbeak I have previously reported is still here. I
heard her yesterday late in the morning and she showed up early this
afternoon at the feeders. One interesting behavioral note: she won't
tolerate Blue Jays on the feeder when she is there. Today, for the fourth
time since sh
A Pine Siskin joined the 30+ goldfinches on my feeders today.
Anne Marie Johnson
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