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Hello all, There are spots available for the following upcoming LOS field trips: 8 February, Northwest Wildlife Refuge-Yates Tract with Caleb Persia 8 February, Amite River Wildlife Sanctuary with

1st Buff-bellied I ever saw was on the banks of the Rio Grande in the Valley the morning after a 15 degree night resulting from a severe blue norther in 1989 or so. [Forest Service Shield] Stephen

Dear LABIRD, The Audubon Abita Bird Club, an affiliate of the Orleans Audubon Society, has an interesting program this coming Tuesday. This program is open to the public, so please spread the word.

And now for the 3 eBird lists that I did during the storm — lots of photos of snowy birds, scenes from the yard, and a couple of video clip links: First one, with video of House Finches swarming:

Wow, sorry for the poor formatting. Not sure what happened. One more try to make it easier to read: Among the usual suspects, we had an elevated number of House Finches(10) and American

Among the usual suspects, we had an elevated number of House Finches(10) and American Goldfinches(15). The Yellow-rumped Warblers have been low(2) and the Northern Cardinals(10) were somewhat typical.

Thanks for sharing these lists - it's so interesting to see who is at your feeders in this wild weather! In Abita Springs I have had a couple of Purple Finches and ONE Pine Siskin among the many

LABIRD: Video of the birds (500+) swarming my feeders on Tuesday. Several were sluggish and clearly suffering. Heavy wet snow was sticking to plumage and freezing. More later ….

We missed the heavier snow by a few miles but still had a few inches. No new birds feeding but my herd of yellow-rumped warblers jumped from 300+ to about 500 and a few new pine warblers also arrived.

Here in Vatican we’ve seen the following: American Goldfinches(30-40) Baltimore Oriole(a first at our feeder) Pine Warblers Chipping Sparrow Mourning Doves Eurasian Collared Doves Inca Doves

LABIRD: I will post a couple of eBird lists from yesterday with videos to show the feeding frenzy at my place, but meanwhile today …. 100% survival of my hummingbirds despite 10 F. I brought in all

No hummingbirds in my yard this winter, and none have shown up the last two days. Heavy use of black oil sunflower seed yesterday while it snowed by the usual suspects, but also including my first

Hi Erik, I had 2 hummers the last two days and had not been seeing hummingbirds for weeks. I sent you a picture of one via private email as I was not able to identify. I had a chipping sparrow

I couldn't get to feeders (too treacherous with bad knees) so I threw sunflower seed on patio and ground. Had about 65 goldfinches on the ground at one time and I'm sure there were more. They kept

From: Charles Hughes <crhughes3@...>Sent: Wednesday, January 22, 2025 at 11:41:47 AM CSTSubject: Re: [labird] Snow birds? What's at your feeders? The one Rufous Hummingbird remains at my

Erik, All, ???? My backyard hasn't been very active this year, but it was interesting to see how the birds that were there handled the snow and the record cold that followed.? I put some videos

Several years ago, post-Limpkin arrival, we had very cold weather with low-teens and a long subfreezing period here in Eunice. It was probably not quite so cold in Kraemer, but both Limpkins and apple

Labird: Got some amazing snow photos from Kraemer, La where Limpkins were first found. I wonder what effect this freeze and snow is going to have on Apple Snails. Will the Limpkin era abruptly end?

I'm in Mid City Baton Rouge in Goodwood neighborhood. I did get a Purple Finch and House Finches, had flocks of Goldfinches, Red-bellied and Downies, Mourning and White-winged doves, Tufted Titmouse,

Hi everyone, I've gotten a flurry of the same birds, especially lots of Goldfinches and Yellow rumps with the cold weather. A new hummer appeared and I have no idea what it is. Interesting bird