Hi everyone,
Yesterday, I saw a black-capped chickadee (Brooktondale area) with some
white flecks in its black cap. At first I noticed the bird because it
looked like it had something on its cap. When I looked with my
binoculars I saw that the something was a small fleck or patch of white.
I
David,
I saw a b.-c. chickadee along the Dryden Lake Trail last fall with an
all-white head. The body color looked normal. I refound it this past
February, and noted further that it had very light colored legs and feet.
Steve Fast
Brooktondale
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Yes. Check out
http://picasaweb.google.com/KevinJ.McGowan/BasinSpecies2009#5286788581196008386.
Kevin
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Three Purple Finches (two males and a female) just showed up on my
feeders--the first of the year.
Anne Marie Johnson
Caroline
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This morning I decided to go to the Lab of O seeking a RUSTY BLACKBIRD, but as
I was about to pass Kip's Barn
by the north end of Sapsucker Woods Road I saw 4 of them, all males, foraging
on the lawn with some EUROPEAN
STARLINGS. Although the birds (and the driver behind me) tolerated me pulli
