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My goodness, Glad I don't live next door, what noisy neighbors. What a sight! [email protected]> wrote:

WOW!!! Those videos are just awesome in the true sense of the word! Thanks so much for sharing, Subhash! Di and Morris Erickson

Yes, that guess was a long shot for this season. Maybe that Kinglet just scored a fitbit for Black Friday and is trying to work in his daily 10,000 steps! Your snow geese videos were great--a

Tay -Thanks for the suggestion but there is no fireplace or any other vent near the window, other than the rain gutter.? While it does seem that the kinglet is trying to get into the house, winter is

On Nov 23, I went to Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge which is known for the waterfowl that come there for the winter.? There are hundreds of thousands of Snow Geese and no words can describe the

The last time I saw this kind of behavior was when a parent was trying to get to a baby that had fallen from its nest (which we discovered had been inaccessible inside of a fireplace with a grate in

Maybe he's seeing his reflection and thinking it's another bird? Judith ________________________________ Sent: Monday, November 29, 2021 7:30 PM To: [email protected]

For the past 5 days, this Ruby-crowned Kinglet has been going up and down my window, several times a day.? His feet touch the glass and make an unusual sound.? At first I thought he was finding

Went to Staten Island and Consumnes River Preserve on Thurs 11/18 - had a great day of birding despite overcast skies.1.? Over a hundred Sandhill Cranes2.? Over a hundred Tundra Swans3.? Hundreds

I agree. Another beautiful bird I never heard of. wrote:

Wow, such a beautiful bird I've never seen or heard of! Thanks for sharing. Lynn wrote:

Today on Green Valley Road near Rescue School.? Pretty rare here in the foothills. Troy

I haven't seen the Pine Siskin for quite a while, so it was fun to have them on the feeder yesterday.SubhashFair Oaks

WOW!!! Great photos, Subhash! I’ve never seen a northern flicker but hope to someday- what unusual markings and coloring! And I also love the European starling’s color and markings- we have only

One street in our neighborhood has several Chinese Pistache trees that have tons of red and green berries right now and are attracting several kinds of birds.? This morning there were flocks of

lovely pictures. Seems as if the birds have become more active since the rain. Is it the rain or just the season when birds normally migrate? [email protected]> wrote:

?Wow! That’s what you call a backyard bonanza! Great photos! How do you get them to pose for you like that?! Di and Morris

Lucky guy, I have had all the usual crew and your others in my backyard east of downtown recently. My favorite, other than the Hermit Thrush and the Bewick’s, was a Red-Breasted Sapsucker which

How fun! From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Subhash Chand via groups.io To: [email protected]; sacsubcoho@... Cc: woodzos@...;

Feeling not too energetic this morning, I decided to bird on my back deck and what a good decision.? In addition to the normal birds (Anna's Hummer, House Finch, Lesser Goldfinch, Mourning Dove,