So many birds to tag!
A journal of backyard bird sightings based in Ontario, Canada. I read somewhere that most people can recognize dozens of companies' logos, but can only name a few types of local birds. In the spring of 2011, I began watching the migrating warblers and other birds from my window. This led me to ask how many bird species - and which ones - I see in a year.
Showing posts with label white crowned sparrow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label white crowned sparrow. Show all posts
Sunday, October 26, 2014
May 14
Common birds: cardinal (pair?), house sparrow, robin, starling, gull
Spring visitors: redwing blackbird (pair?), white crowned sparrow, baltimore oriole
Spring visitors: redwing blackbird (pair?), white crowned sparrow, baltimore oriole
May 11
Common birds: mourning dove, robin, chickadee, starling, downy woodpecker, grackle, blue jay, cardinal (pair), goldfinch, hawk, house sparrow
Spring visitors: redwing blackbird, white crowned sparrow, yellow rumped warbler
Not sure: vireo (ID?), yellow warbler, magnolia warbler, palm warbler
Spring visitors: redwing blackbird, white crowned sparrow, yellow rumped warbler
Not sure: vireo (ID?), yellow warbler, magnolia warbler, palm warbler
May 9
Common birds: robin, mourning dove, cardinal (pair), crow, chickadee, house sparrow
Spring visitors: brown creeper, yellow rumped warbler, black and white warbler, chipping sparrow, white crowned sparrow, magnolia warbler, redwing blackbird
Likely: yellow warbler, parula warbler, palm warbler, ruby-crowned kinglet
Spring visitors: brown creeper, yellow rumped warbler, black and white warbler, chipping sparrow, white crowned sparrow, magnolia warbler, redwing blackbird
Likely: yellow warbler, parula warbler, palm warbler, ruby-crowned kinglet
Friday, October 11, 2013
October 9 / the predators
I saw two birds of prey today. At the very top of the tall evergreen out back, first I saw the small bird of prey I mentioned recently, which I am guessing to be the American kestrel, which flew off, and was soon replaced on the same perch by the red-tailed hawk, which is about twice as big.
I also saw a sparrow, which was either the white-throated sparrow, as seen a few days ago, or the white crowned sparrow, which I think it was, but couldn't see its throat clearly enough to be certain.
Common birds: house sparrow, chickadee, downy woodpecker, red-tailed hawk, grackle, mourning dove
Fall visitors: American kestrel, white crowned (or white throated?) sparrow
I also saw a sparrow, which was either the white-throated sparrow, as seen a few days ago, or the white crowned sparrow, which I think it was, but couldn't see its throat clearly enough to be certain.
Common birds: house sparrow, chickadee, downy woodpecker, red-tailed hawk, grackle, mourning dove
Fall visitors: American kestrel, white crowned (or white throated?) sparrow
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