Life on a family farm in the wilds of Upstate New York
Very nice. As always, thank you for sharing what you've seen.
Had a titmouse in the yard yesterday. :) So nice to see the birds all coming in for the winter.
Hmmm . . . I'm stumped. Can you help?I love the flicker pixes . . . but who are the little guys?Hmmm. . . .
Rev. Paul, and thank you for coming by to see them.Dani, cool! I have so many house sparrows this year that I am only feeding intermittently.Cathy, most of them are gold finches, just not showing much color because of the dim lighting. The stripy guy is one of the many warblers I believe.
OK. I'm looking at the little stripy guy. How about immature chipping sparrow?http://www.surfbirds.com/forum/showthread.php?5737-Colorado-Sparrows
I'm not gonna go out on a limb on the little guy. You could be and probably are, right. I didn't think the beak color was quite right, but the light was horrible, as you can see with the gold finches.
Very nice. As always, thank you for sharing what you've seen.
ReplyDeleteHad a titmouse in the yard yesterday. :) So nice to see the birds all coming in for the winter.
ReplyDeleteHmmm . . . I'm stumped. Can you help?
ReplyDeleteI love the flicker pixes . . . but who are the little guys?
Hmmm. . . .
Rev. Paul, and thank you for coming by to see them.
ReplyDeleteDani, cool! I have so many house sparrows this year that I am only feeding intermittently.
Cathy, most of them are gold finches, just not showing much color because of the dim lighting. The stripy guy is one of the many warblers I believe.
OK. I'm looking at the little stripy guy. How about immature chipping sparrow?
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I'm not gonna go out on a limb on the little guy. You could be and probably are, right. I didn't think the beak color was quite right, but the light was horrible, as you can see with the gold finches.
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