There is still time to get involved in the 2012 Great Backyard Bird count. Click the link below to read more about one birdwatchers experience.
But she insists birdwatching is not an expensive hobby. She figured she spends about $15 a month on seed. (She lives in a subdivision without mature trees, so pilfering squirrels aren’t an issue.)
Here's a nice video at the bird feeder:
This is just a little video showing a sample of birds that have visited my bird feeder over the last couple of months.
The bird garden features plenty of shrubs that provide shelter and food for nesting and migratory birds. A cardinal and goldfinch were spotted during the first hike, along with plenty of butterflies. A bird feeder has attracted warblers, finches and even ducks, and the museum recently added a hummingbird feeder equipped with sugar water.Read more: http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20110703/entlife/707039979/#ixzz1RBfnWbTi
To my surprise, our male bluebird was chasing a larger, dark bird. This went on until I finally realized Mr. Bluebird was in hot pursuit of a robin that kept coming back for more.Of Mr. Robin, Mrs. Bluebird and other strange goings-on
Very nice article about cardinals in winter and the human response to winter.
Many birds come to my feeder, not just this cardinal. There are bickering jays and lots of tiny chickadees and a pair of wobbly doves, plus the cardinal’s less colorful, and therefore less visible, mate.
Nice video featuring a homemade bird feeder.
my son made this feeder and video. the images and sounds are really nice so i thought i'd post it
Lots of birds are coming to this bird feeder!
Just a short video of the bird feeder I hung outside our home in SE Michigan.
Nice video of a female cardninal.
A female cardinal at my bird feeder
