Tag Archive: migratory birds


I’ve been posting on my Facebook page allot so here’s some video’s to catch you up!

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As always, enjoy your local wildlife and have a great day!   🙂

In early February the male Cardinals colors are bold and bright.

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He looks downright dashing in his black mask doesn’t he? lol!

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But the female Cardinal is a beauty of her own!

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~Thea 🙂

Rare Sighting-Evening Grosbeak Male

 I was surprised to look out my window and see this large yellow, brown , black, white, bird at my feeders–and then there were TWO!

I hadn’t ever seen these birds before so I was very excited! I’ve read my Birds of Western NY Book over and over again and so I’m familiar with everything in that book and knew I was seeing something rare for my area.

Hurricane Sandy had just gone thru the area so I thought perhaps it was blown in!

The large bill reminded me of the Rose Breasted Grosbeak which we have frequently, so I just did a search under Grosbeak and sure enough I found my new birds!

These colorful creatures are called Evening Grosbeak and they are males by the looks of it!
Learn all about the Evening Grosbeak at:

http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Evening_Grosbeak/lifehistory

Yellow brow markings look like a W

Size comparison

Backside Coloring

Male Evening Grosbeak

See the bird in action in this video I captured:

http://thea-creations.smugmug.com/Wildlife/Evening-Grosbeak-Sighting/26260094_g2nx7b#!i=2186577731&k=5d4JL4P

Do you have any migratory birds that come to your feeders in winter where you live?

 

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~Thea 🙂

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