1:00 AM – Chickadee taking his/her time. We looked up the difference between male and female. While there certainly is one, it’s almost impossible to see it, unless you’re a Chickadee.
The ever-present Raccoon:
A Finch and Sparrow:
Tag Archives: Sparrows
Thursday – 12.20.2018
1:00 AM – More traffic on the platform.
Sparrow and Dove. Nothing seems to bother those little Sparrows.
Tuesday – 12.18.2018
1:00 AM – Here’s a small Chipping Sparrow pecking away. In the background you can see Cardinals.
In this cold weather the birds ‘puff up’, creating a layer of insulation air under their feathers.
Saturday – 12.15.2018
1:00 AM – Brief video of a Chickadee on the cylinder feeder.
More Sparrow and Titmouse antics, this time with a Chickadee making an appearance.
Lots of action on the Nugget Feeder:
Friday – 12.14.2018
1:00 AM – This Dark-eyed Junco is paying attention to his surroundings. Maybe a cat in the neighborhood, or a gang of male Cardinals.
Sparrow and Titmice hopping around the platform feeder.
Variety of birds coming and going around the platform feeder. This winter we’ve been putting out plenty of food, and the bird traffic has really increased.
Sunday – 12.9.2018
1:00 AM – Cardinal enjoying his food:
Sparrow and Cardinal sharing the feeder. Sparrows, like Chickadees, seem to fit in everywhere.
Saturday – 12.8.2018
1:00 AM – Just a regular old Brown Thrasher having a peaceful meal.
Sparrows taking over the feeder. We like them, though.
Friday – 12.7.2018
1:00 AM – Lots of traffic on the deck feeders recently, probably because we loaded the rails and feeders with peanuts. What bird could resist?
Lots of Raccoon traffic, too. One (or more) visited a 9:30 pm, 2:00 am and 3:30 am. During the last visit we were sitting inside, a few feet away. Raccoons didn’t care.
Wednesday – 12.5.2018
1:00 AM – Pine Warbler and Finches.
Another video with a variety of snacking birds.’
Wednesday – 11.28.2018
1:00 AM – A Sparrow chewing. And taking her time about it.
Another video starring a Dark-eyed Junco and Cardinal sharing the feeder.