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 well.
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 s
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
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,
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 sunflow
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 sunflower chips.
On Saturday, May 27, 2023 at 2:00:02 PM UTC-6 DAVID J WALTMAN wrote:
> I’ve had a flock at my feeders for about
I’ve had a flock at my feeders for about three weeks. I generally report 25 on eBird but there could be twice that. In the fall of 2007 I had up to 150 over a period of a few weeks.
David Waltman
6,000 feet; ponderosa pine foothill’s 1/2 way between Boulder and Ly
We've had a flock of red crossbills on our feeder (black sunflower seed)
everyday for 2.5 months now (draining it daily now). Pine Brook Hills,
Boulder, County. I've had them stop by over the years, but never stay for
more than a few days, and typically just when it's be cold.
I'm curious if an
