Thought the other thread was getting a little long! We came from here http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/805992/#top
Sorry it is so bad!!
CLOSED: Identify This Bird Please - Vol. 4
Female House Sparrow
Resin
Thanks for starting the new thread nanny.
Darn it, I thought that was what you might say!! Thanks
No problem, pelle!
Looks like an Eastern Blue Bird to me. Any song bird mix ought to work I was wrong about the bird seed..
This message was edited Jan 31, 2008 7:14 PM
Live Meal Worms are their favorite food.
There are also suets that you can make for them.
In the Sticky at the top of the page (Helpful Guides and Tips) theres info on both these things in the second post (Sialis hyperlink) and the third post.
Yep, Eastern Bluebird
Resin
Thanks all for the I.D. Now my next quest is to study more about them. I'll begin with songbirds mixseed.
What are the ones at the top? The bottom two on the left are Northern Shoveler and the one at bottom right is a Hooded Merganser.
Is this a Ruby-crowned Kinglet?
Yep!
Which sparrow is this?
Song Sparrow
Hooded Merganser?
Yep! Two drakes and a duck.
What are the ones at the top? The bottom two on the left are Northern Shoveler and the one at bottom right is a Hooded Merganser.
Is there a pic missing here?
Resin
Yep, American Goldfinch anyway!
Resin
I wonder what happened to the pictire
Front, left to right: pair of Shoveler, male Hooded Merganser. Rear: 2 pairs of Green-winged Teal
A duck? or a decoy? No, it could not be a decoy; it flew away
American Wigeon
another shot of the last one with two other kinds on the right
Front: pair of American Wigeon. Rear right: Gadwall
Green-winged Teal?
Yep.
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Gadwall
????
Female Mallard
Resin
Just wanted to thank you, Resin and Claypa for Identifyng my Vacation Birds.
I just counted and there were 20 new bird for us on this trip.
Thank You!
Congratulations Shan!
Thank you Resin. Now that I know what some of them are I will try to go back and get some better photos.
This message was edited Feb 2, 2008 5:43 AM
Female Brown-headed Cowbird.
Resin
Seemed larger than a female Cowbird to me....I have seen some females of this species...thought maybe I had something new. Many thanks, Resin.
This message was edited Feb 3, 2008 9:42 PM
I was worried it was a bit small! Shows how tricky size determination can be, even when there's something to compare with directly. The bill shape is spot on for cowbird though, too short and broad-based for any of the icterid blackbirds.
Resin
American Goldfinch (female)
Resin
Resin, thank you.
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