[nnasnet] Various birds
- From: paula.boundy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- To: "NNAS Hotline" <nnasnet@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2011 08:00:59 -0400
A service of the Northern Neck Audubon Society
During this trying week, backyard birding has provided me a lighter note. On
Tues. evening, around 7pm, off in the distance I heard a Churk-wills-widow.
This morning I looked out at my front garden and there perched a male
ruby-throat hummingbird. I continue to catch glimpses at pine siskins at nyjer
seed feeder along with goldfinches. Red-breasted nuthatch appears to nibble at
crushed peanuts. Saw the towhee and thrasher in the back yard rough. Also
this morning, a male bluebird perched on my lamppost in the light fog. Many
usual birds continue to visit and sing to celebrate spring. Regards, Paula at
#18 King Carter GC
"Value the land for the life it harbors" Sarah Stein
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