Elizabeth Barrette (ysabetwordsmith) wrote,
Elizabeth Barrette
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Seen at the Hopper Feeder

So far this year, I've seen the following at or near the hopper feeder:

sparrows
starlings
dark-eyed juncoes
mourning doves
cardinals
robin
rufous-sided towhee
downy woodpecker
common flicker
red-tailed hawk
squirrel

What birds show up around feeders in your area?
Tags: birdfeeding, illinois, nature, personal, wildlife
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endlessrarities

endlessrarities

November 28 2010, 15:40:22 UTC 10 years ago

That's a great roll call - and most of them are aliens, as far as we're concerned.

We have the usual suspects: goldfinches, greenfinches, chaffinches, house and hedge sparrows, blackbirds, a thrush, robins, great, blue and coal tits, feral pigeons, starlings, and a wren.