Yes. My 7 year old granddaughter & I have both gotten within 4 feet of them
on my tray feeder.
On Monday, May 29, 2023 at 4:01:55 PM UTC-6 Preston Sowell wrote:
> The other thing that I've found surprising about these guys is that they
> seem to be the least timid visitors to my feeder as
Hulled sunflower gives higher caloric value for less work as it doesn't
have to be cracked to be eaten. I think your birds have just gotten
smarter, that's all.
Cheers,
Chip Clouse
Lakewood
On Mon, May 29, 2023, 2:13 PM Jim Tyler wrote:
> Birders -
>
> I’ve noticed a change in Goldfinch (both
Mine are also going to the safflower and sunflower seeds, and mostly ignoring the nyger seeds. I thought it was odd, as well. Sent from my iPhoneElena Holly KlaverFederally Certified Court InterpreterConference InterpreterEnglish <> Spanish303 475 5189Member: American Translators
I also had the same thing at least 4 years ago and thought the same as you. I
gave up on the thistle. They come to my shelled sunflower seeds regularly.
Lynne Forrester
Southeast Jeffco
From: cobirds@googlegroups.com on behalf of Jim
Tyler
Sent: Monday, May 29,
Jim,My regular pair are exclusively in the thistle feeder sock, just more often than ever before.Carol Blackardcarolblackard.comSent from my iPhoneOn May 29, 2023, at 2:13 PM, Jim Tyler wrote:
Birders -
I’ve noticed a change in Goldfinch (both American and Lesser)
I've had a flock of about 15-20 in my yard/around my neighborhood just
south of Spring Canyon Park in Fort Collins for the last couple of months
as well. This is the first year since I've lived in this house (2017) that
I've noticed them in the spring. I've been wondering whether others have
been
Birders -
I’ve noticed a change in Goldfinch (both American and Lesser) behavior
over the past 6 years or so.
I live in Roxborough Village, and going back 5-6 years, we had a
dramatic increase in the numbers of Goldfinches. Two foot-tall mesh
thistle feeders would be covered with a dozen
We had about 15 Sunday morning on our feeders in Allenspark (Boulder Co, 8500 ft). First time to have that many. We’ll see if they stay around!Robin Allison JasperBoulder Co. Sent from my iPhoneOn May 28, 2023, at 9:26 PM, Jeff Kehoe wrote:I've had them every day since April 11th. Usually around
Hello Cobirders,
I am a student traveling to Denver for a Chronic Wasting Disease conference
over the next few days. I have Friday afternoon free for birding, but I do
not have a car available. I have 5 or 6 targets for the Denver area since I
am from Missouri, though any good birding spots
I’m not even sure what posting is being referred to as leading to a problem. But reports to CoBirds are less likely to be a source of disturbance presently since so few things are posted here. Compared to eBird with a massive quantity of input.David SuddjianLittleton COSent from my iPhoneOn May
'Tis the end of the season as we are capturing breeding birds and a few
straggler migrant birds. A couple new species for the season- male and
female American Redstart and Chestnut-sided Warbler.
*23 New Banded Birds*
American Redstart- 2
Chestnut-sided Warbler- 1
MacGillivray's Warbler- 1
This spring is the first I've ever seen them in 7 years up here. The
numbers seem to be a little lower than originally, but they're here every
day.
On Monday, May 29, 2023 at 9:25:38 AM UTC-6 Preston Sowell wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. Is this a normal occurrence at your feeders?
>
> On Sun,
Paula, and anyone,
If you don't want your observations to end up on any of the eBird rare bird
alerts (which greatly increases their visibility) you can go to
https://ebird.org/prefs and check the appropriate box.
Peter Ruprecht
Superior
On Mon, May 29, 2023 at 9:46 AM Paula Hansley wrote:
>
I'd certainly love to see some more studies to help determine more
conclusively how and what affects the well being of birds.
Best of luck out there.
On Mon, May 29, 2023 at 9:45 AM Paula Hansley wrote:
> I’ve posted my last bird sighting/hearing on CObirds.
>
> The world, unfortunately, has
Thank you for your service o7
On Mon, May 29, 2023, 9:45 AM Paula Hansley wrote:
> I’ve posted my last bird sighting/hearing on CObirds.
>
> The world, unfortunately, has changed.
>
> Too many people now are just interested in getting the best picture of a
> bird without regard for the bird’s
I’ve posted my last bird sighting/hearing on CObirds.
The world, unfortunately, has changed.
Too many people now are just interested in getting the best picture of a
bird without regard for the bird’s well being.
Paula Hansley
Louisville
P.S. I will also hide my ebird lists.
--
Paula
Colorado Birds is seeking photographs for the summer issue, which will be
published just ahead of the Annual Convention this July at the Copper
Mountain Resort in coordination with WFO.
Please send us your high resolution photos of rare or unusual sightings
taken from December 2022 to February
Thanks for the reply. Is this a normal occurrence at your feeders?
On Sun, May 28, 2023 at 9:26 PM Jeff Kehoe wrote:
> I've had them every day since April 11th. Usually around 20, sometimes 40.
> I'm in the Big Thompson canyon west of Loveland, East of Drake. Looks like
> they are eating
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