1/30 Feeder activity

Though our feeder has been filled for months, mixed flocks arrive only intermittently. This could be due to the poor snow year, which may allow for plenty of other foraging alternatives. When birds do show up, it tends to be following snowfalls. Coincidence? Also, there seems to be a lot of activity around dawn, then almost nothing for the remainder of the day, other than downy woodpeckers occasionally visiting. Why are some backyard feeders visited throughout the day, while my feeders are used almost exclusively in the mornings? The feeders themselves are relatively secluded, in a maple tree surrounded on two sides by building walls, but the house is in a more developed area. It could be that there are fewer birds in the South End overall.

Publicado el 03 de febrero de 2016 a las 01:43 AM por sebeckett sebeckett

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Carbonero de Capucha Negra (Poecile atricapillus)

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Enero 30, 2016

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Carbonero Copetón (Baeolophus bicolor)

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Enero 30, 2016

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Bajapalos Pecho Blanco (Sitta carolinensis)

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Enero 30, 2016

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Pinzón Mexicano (Haemorhous mexicanus)

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Enero 30, 2016

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Estornino Pinto (Sturnus vulgaris)

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Enero 30, 2016

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Cardenal Rojo (Cardinalis cardinalis)

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sebeckett

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Enero 30, 2016

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Male and female, using feeder before dawn, before other birds arrived. Is this common? Are cardinals taking advantage of low light to hide bright colors at exposed feeder?

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Junco Ojos Negros (Junco hyemalis)

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Enero 30, 2016

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