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Thanks we like pretty pictures of all of the birds. Hornbills are scarce around here. Let us know how the new lovers make out.

Great, I would like to see the Grosbeaks. The Red Bird picture is beautiful.

I didn't make it clear. I was referring to hummingbird feeders. I haven't seen any my self in the winter but there are quite a few verified reports here in the winter. I see them from April through October but we only see Ruby Throated. A lot of strays in the winter are Rufus.

It is recommended that we leave the feeders up during the winter. We have a number of migrant birds in the winter.

I have not seen them. The local Audubon society reports then occasionally. They are more plentiful along the Georgia Coast. I really would like to see one.

Yes they are. I saw one at my feeder 2 years ago. We have Cardinals at the feeders year round.

I compared your picture to the description and pictures in iBird and I believe you are right.

We seem to have the most Red Tailed Hawks here or at they are the most visible. We only see the small American Kestrel here. Both Sharp Shinned and Coopers hawks are seen in my area.

Down here we get huge flocks of mixed blackbirds in the winter.

I saw some Goldfinches here this weekend that had almost completely turned. It is about time for them to leave. Some of them nest in the North Georgia mountains but not here.

Aren't Coopers Hawks the ones referred to as Chicken Hawks.

I looked out the front door this morning and a Cardinal lit in a Dogwood that is in bloom. Such a pretty picture.

I have a friend that lives in Northfield. We worked together at Lockheed in Atlanta '69-'71. He went back home to Minnesota when we got laid off and met a Minnesota girl and stayed. He said that he could never get her to leave Minnesota. He flew down here in March one year and we were sitting...

I saw my first butterfly of the season today. It was a beautiful Tiger Swallowtail that was flying around drinking nectar from the Yoshino Cherries that are in full bloom.

I saw a Red Bellied Woodpecker at the feeder this morning. It is the first I have ever seen a the feeder. He was on a suet feeder.

I saw a flock Sunday afternoon.

They don't come to my feeder but they will flock to berries like holly, cotoneaster, and pyracanthus.

I have had large flocks the last 2 years. They eat the berries from the Savannah Hollies and Yaupon. I haven't seen them this year.

I get the Pine Siskins in the winter withthe Goldfinches. They are almost gone also.

I am starting to see the Goldfinches get a little darker and the Redbirds are getting brighter but the large flocks of Goldfinches. I haven't seen any Cedar Waxwings this year. I usually have a large flock that strips the berries off of my Savannah Hollies in about 3 days.