[TN-Bird] Pine Siskins
- From: "vgoolsby" <vgoolsby@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 21 Dec 2008 16:20:02 -0600
Sunday, December 21
West Morristown, Hamblen County
Ginger Goolsby
I have been having Pine Siskins regularly this fall but yesterday morning,
Saturday 12/20, I think I hit the jackpot. Conservatively, there must have
been 75 Siskins, along with a few Goldfinches, on my nyger and black oil
feeders, on the ground under my feeders and on the bird baths - I've never
seen so many birds at my feeders. Today I've had groups of 40+ but not the
mass that swooped in yesterday.
Some of the Siskins even tolerate me walking in the vicinity of the feeders;
however, I am not having the large numbers (25-30) of Goldfinches that I
usually have - the Siskins must overwhelm them. The birds are a delight;
however, I can see my seed costs going up!
Happy Holidays.
Ginger Goolsby
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