Jo

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  • Jo
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    Three birds that I see year round in Nebraska at my feeders are the Northern Cardinals, house sparrows and Bluejays.  Three that I see only part of the year are robins, finches and hummingbirds.  They leave for warmer weather as winter approaches.
    in reply to: Activities: Different Seasons, Different Birds #947206
  • Jo
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    I live in the Midwest so winter is here and the birds are small in number.  However, I have seen two sets of young mourning doves, a male cardinal, a house sparrow and a Blue Jay at our feeders on our patio.  Today I saw a small bird that might be a woodpecker.  It ate pointing down with his feet clamped unto the feeder. It flew away before I could study its coloring. It did have a somewhat long narrow beak.
    in reply to: Activities: Local Bird Exploration #944515
  • Jo
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    I saw a Mourning dove at the feeder and a sparrow at another feeder.  Very easy to identify by their size, shape and coloring.
    in reply to: Activities: Bird ID Practice #942607
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