didnt get to see it, but i heard an owl this morning while walking the dog . . . first time iv gotten any evidence around here
Safflower seed feederTufted Titmouse and Cardinals are now semi-permanent residents in my front yard, while starting in spring we get robins, blue jays and woodpeckers.
I need to buy a bird-feeder to make it official, even though I'm afraid squirrels will get the most of it!
didnt get to see it, but i heard an owl this morning while walking the dog . . . first time iv gotten any evidence around here
C'mon this in NJ, we may get close to 60 degrees tomorrow but next week we could get a blizzard.For the past 18 years we have never So much for any more snow riding...
we have Robins year round here. I see them every day at Wayway.For the past 18 years we have never had Blue Jays - until they showed up in numbers last Summer. They've been here all Winter too.
Believe it or not, I saw two Robins yesterday. I did a double take, and strained to get a little closer - but yes, Robins. So much for any more snow riding...
They're still there, Somerset courthouse road(River road to Amwell bypass) in Millstone.Wow! I'm going out looking for Sandhill's !!!
I hear the chicadees when I'm mtbing, there call stands out more in the winter when not many other birds are around.Black-capped chickadee
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Dark-eyed junco
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Both are stock pictures but these guys are also hangin around the feeder, tiny little pistols they are. Waiting for the hold Finch to show up, are they seasonal?
They always seemed lost to me. Maybe because they are stocked in WMA's for hunting and usually not native.know NJ has lots of them, but this is only maybe the 2-3 I've ever seen and funny to see it walking around the neighborhood