I didn't feel like studying for the GRE anymore so I took a birdwatching break and scoped out the backyard from my window. Spotted a flock of about 15 Cedar Waxwings on the neighbor's tree! That's a first for me. Northern Flicker was also in the neighborhood, along with Lesser Goldfinches, Juncos, White Crown sparrows.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Sweet Birds
I didn't feel like studying for the GRE anymore so I took a birdwatching break and scoped out the backyard from my window. Spotted a flock of about 15 Cedar Waxwings on the neighbor's tree! That's a first for me. Northern Flicker was also in the neighborhood, along with Lesser Goldfinches, Juncos, White Crown sparrows.
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Hi! Outside our kitchen window we feed small birds. Some days ago we hade 18 degrees Celsius below zero. The birds have to eat a lot and all the time when it's cold. Mostly we don't have any rare birds, mostly Blue tit and Great tit./ Ingela in Sweden /
Ah, we have bush tits as well here, but they don't come to the feeders. They just look for insects. Stay warm Ingela!
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