I have noticed you're not contributing as much. I hope you're doing alright. I haven't done much birding-related stuff either lately. I haven't actually done "real" birding in a few months.Actually I haven’t really been doing much birding-related stuff as of late.
Love your stories! I wish some birds would land on me! I'd love pictures!I like catbirds and black capped chickadees the most. Could i share some stories?
first, i had a birdfeeder with seed in it, i had went underneath it and the birds would land on my head. that was fun.
we also had grey catbirds in the bushes, it was funny cause i thought it was a baby kitten, i had went in this thorn bush with thorns and pricks ALL over me when it was just a kitten sounding bird! But not just that, they were babies! I got to see them grow up which was very fun (i do have pictures of it which i can post if anyone is intrested
once when i was young a squrriel was in a bird feeder and i had poked its butt. worth it?
It's impressive that you keep track of when your birds arrive! Congratulations on the fun find! I love robins, they're so cheery and have beautiful songs!
I haven't been birding very much recently either. But I'm starting to gear back in preparation for the Great Backyard Birdcount! February 18-21!I have noticed you're not contributing as much. I hope you're doing alright. I haven't done much birding-related stuff either lately. I haven't actually done "real" birding in a few months.
Alright! I’ll get some then ! And i bet they would, just be patient And put some seed on your head haha! (Or sit in a chair very close and birdwatch! Either ways very enjoyable)
The branch it's sitting on is roughly two inches in diameter. Luckily, our chickens are in a fully enclosed run all of the time, due to large hawks and some bald eagles around here, so they're not at risk from the little hawks.
It's more likely a Rufous, because they're very common around here. Allens are mostly in California, and they don't normally come this far north.
