|
Moderated by NW Okie, Duchess & Sadie! |
Weekly eZine: (378 subscribers) Subscribe | Unsubscribe
|
|
|
|
|
Easter Weekend Beginnings
Easter Weekend began in SW Colorado on Friday, April 10th, in the evening with the wildlife parading down from the high elevations. First with the Gray Fox and following 15 minutes later with a huge herd of deer and a 3-point Buck. In Colorado they only count the points on one side of the antlers.
[more]...
View/Write Comments (count 4)
| Receive
updates (3 subscribers) |
Unsubscribe
Comments:
I got another video of the Pine Siskin yesterday that I put up on my YouTube.com site at this URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=womZnAhsiXY video. There is also a video of a couple of chickadee's at the beginning of the video. ~NW Okie 2009-04-16 16:29:45Iam with Jim and the pine siskin. ~Ellis 2009-04-13 13:21:57
Have you looked at the Warbler's? There is some resemblance to one of the Warbler variety that I have been leaning towards. David leans more towards the Song Sparrow, though! Anyone else out there with an identity towards our mystery bird? Drop us a comment here! ~NW Okie 2009-04-13 10:55:29
Jim B. says, "I viewed your "bird feeder" video and I think your mystery bird is a pine siskin. At first I thought it was a fox sparrow because it appeared to be dark in color, but I think that was due to the lighting. Also, since it appears to be smaller than the juncos, I lean strongly toward the Pine Siskin ID. If you have a bird book, look it up and see what you think. The little juncos, by the way, are excellent weather indicators. They'll show up hours before bad (cold) weather hits and gather at the feeder in large numbers." ~NW Okie 2009-04-13 10:41:50
Add your two-cents (BACK TO FULL ISSUE)
Create Your Badge
www.flickr.com
|
| © 2012 by The Pub | All Rights Reserved. c/o Linda McGill Wagner | PO Box 619 | Bayfield, CO 81122-0619 | |