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Wow, that’s a mouthful! Catherine Hanson

18th hole at Rancho Murieta North as I saw it from my back yard – wondered why I would see them land out there

Excellent photos, as usual, Troy!

Juvenile Cooper's Hawk in El Dorado Hills today. Troy

Among all the gray days this past week, we managed to get to Consumnes on the one sunshiny day (Friday).? It was beautiful with quite a variety of birds.? My highlight was seeing a covey of about 30

Interestingly enough, I was just looking at the Cornell feedercam, they still have a tray feeder. Maybe in Ithaca it's cold enough that bacterial infections aren't a

Hi everyone, The biggest thing to remember is that bird feeders are for us. Even birds that come to feeders are getting a lot of their food elsewhere. If you take down your feeders the birds will

?Oh, no! Now I AM starting to panic! Not sure what to do. Has anyone heard anything from any of the bird groups like Audubon or Cornell about this? What are the rest of you folks going to do? Take

I live right outside of Folsom and have not had any issues, but a friend who lives in Folsom, about 3 miles away has had 2 PS die . She took one to Gold Country Rescue and it did not survive the

Our yard in Orangevale has had large numbers of siskins for about a month now. While I agree that there is no reason to panic regarding the current Salmonella outbreak, those who maintain feeders and

Thanks so much, Troy, for your response. We tend to agree with you that while we are concerned, we are not going to panic because all the finch seem just fine and we have mostly sock feeders (which we

Di,?I am concerned, but a bit skeptical about their "science".? We have an abundance of House Finches, Lesser Goldfinches, and this season Pine Siskins as well.? I observe them a lot, and have a

Has anyone else heard anything about this? We have multiple feeders- mostly socks and tubes- and lots and lots of finch in our yard every day all day. And I know some of you have mentioned a lot of

LMFAO, Trey...excellent!

Yes & yes.Sent from my Galaxy

Maybe it was a double-crested cormorant wearing a double-breasted suit!

Of course I meant double-crested cormorant! ???

Although both of these birds are said to be very common, we have never seen either one before here in the Pocket Area. The first, seen hanging out with the ducks in the Pocket Canal, we are thinking

Today, Saturday 1/30/21 Larry Kay and I observed four Mountain Bluebirds foraging along with at least two Western Bluebirds just off to the side of the boat ramp near the entrance to Folsom Point.

LOL, that was the back view? Thank you for setting me straight. Now I can see it. It looked like a straight on front view to me. If you look at the picture again, maybe you can see what I thought I