On Sunday, Nov. 27, I was sitting down at the new pond watching for a huge hog that has been down there. I had backed the four wheeler up near the pond to try and get out of the strong north wind. A Marsh Wren was hopping around in the cattails growing in the pond. He gave me some great looks. I wasn't sure if I had seen one before on the property. I put it in my bird listing program, I ran a report and saw the number 200 on it. So, eight years, three months and 24 days after we moved here, I finally saw my 200th property species.
Project FeederWatch week three was pretty much like the first two weeks. I was able to add a Ruby-crowned Kinglet to the list of birds that come to the feeders. There is one that is consistently on the Bark Butter log. The Red-bellied Woodpeckers have found the Bark Butter as well. I'm looking forward to the Pine Warblers and American Goldfinches coming. According to my records, I should see Pine Warblers showing up next week. The goldfinches should show up at my feeders within the next couple of weeks.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
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