Does anybody like to watch birds?

[Meadowlark]

A couple robins in the yard.

Love the American Robbin. They are usually one of the first signs of spring here passing through northward in Feburary...but for some reason I missed them this year.

They are your official state bird @dirty hands and well deserving.

I have never seen one at the feeder...have you?

 

[dirty hands]

Meadowlark no they dont visit any of the feeders but they love my yard. Once here they are here they are here everyday and in decent numbers. I find a couple nests every year.

 

[dirty hands]

Very interesting, Starlings with red breast...

I get plenty of starlings too.

 

[tyronee]

Yeah, I actually enjoy birdwatching a lot—it’s super relaxing, especially early in the morning. I like just sitting quietly and seeing what shows up. I even looked into some trail cams once and ended up checking the spypoint customer service phone number for info—they’ve got some cool options for wildlife watching too.

 

[Meadowlark]

In the Bird World, I'm amazed at the stark differences between the male and female of the species. A good example is the American Goldfinch shown below. We only had females at our feeder all winter but now a bunch of males have joined the party presumably on their way North.

 

[Martin Mikulcik]

 

[dirty hands]

My first window strike I've had that I know of this season. I think he hit the brick more than the window.

 

[dirty hands]

My bird cam tells me to let it sleep some more lol. I thought that was funny.

 

[Meadowlark]

Bluejays are a common sight here, but they have never visited the Bird Camera...until today.

 

[DiggersJo]

Looking at the web images that is a lovely bird!

 

[dirty hands]

 

[dirty hands]

 

[Meadowlark]

The black-capped chickadee first time visit...way out of its range.

 

[dirty hands]

I had 2 birds hit 2 different windows about 5 minutes apart this morning. Not direct strikes and the both flew off without issues. On the shady side of the house too.

 

[dirty hands]