1] Black Cap Chickadee
2] Pileated Woodpecker
3] Raven
4] American Goldfinch
5] Purple Finch
6] Evening Grosbeak
7] Blue Jay
8] Downy Woodpecker
9]American Crow
10] Northern Cardinal
11] Red Tail Hawk
12] Dark eyed Junco
13] European Starling
14] Hairy Woodpecker
15] Red Breasted Nuthatch
16]American Tree Sparrow
17] Mourning Dove
18] Bald Eagle
19] Snow Bunting
20] Barred Owl
21] Robin
22]Tree Creeper
23] Boreal Chickadee
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Our club just had an outing here, if we have another one I will post it, though I have to take the blind down soon as it isn't on our property but property I have permission to use during the winter months.
Really it's quite easy to do, you just put up a blind, put up feeders and watch what comes, making sure to keep feeders filled throughout the winter so birds that rely on your feeders don't starve. On average we go through an 18kg bag of black oil a month and 2 suets a month. We can't have a pet dog where we live so we just look at the feed as feeding our pet birds ....lol. You would be surprised what will come to your feeders if you create an environment for them. Cover, Water, and Food - top 3 ingredients, another is to watch where the birds tend to be and build your blind in that area.
Trees and bushes with berries always make a good choice or a natural source of water like a brook.
Nice , I would like to go to this place
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