Winter is the time for visitors from the north: Pine Siskin who arrive in large flocks, descending, and aggressively defending their place, on our bird feeders until they have had their fill, also Common Redpolls, though less frequently, usually foraging on the catkins on birches, and Cedar Waxwings who arrive en masse on fruit bearing trees... You know they are coming when you hear their thin, clear, trilling voices in the air as they swirl around to pick the most likely tree. They are not very shy and let you come close.
And now about me....
I am proud of having been picked as the Featured Blogger of the Week on Birdingblogs.com,
And now about me....
I am proud of having been picked as the Featured Blogger of the Week on Birdingblogs.com,
