Comment Log

  • G'ma: Was the deer trying to eat the birdseed?
  • G'ma: Wow ! That's interesting.
  • Tysen: On Saturday, driving home on Franconia Rd we saw a dead fox on the side ...
  • Amelia: That face man, she looks like shes about to lose it. I'm glad she's okay...
  • Kathryn: In other sitings, Arcadia and I came home to a good size groundhog hangi...
  • g'ma: So now why is a g’ma combo breaker photo combo post necessary???? Like t...
  • Kathryn: Your kitchen is looking great! I hope you guys like the new layout.
  • Tysen: Almost, we've got a video of KSR but it's not blog worthy.
  • Tysen: This set up didn't last long, maybe if RKDy was lighter and less fidgety...
  • sara: That looks like a fun way to include RKDy in the kitchen activities, but...
  • Amelia: Kissy Saurus Rex!
  • sara: The pictures don't do this cake justice! It actually looked more like th...
  • sara: Make this meal for us when we come up! Looks delicious!!!!!
  • Tysen: I think the one from when you were little was more ascetically pleasing ...
  • Tysen: Nice presentation.
  • Amelia: Sure! I'll have to start thinking of ideas now haha
  • Kathryn: Looks yummy! I want some - you cooking for me next time?
  • Tysen: Share the recipe!
  • sara: Muffis Moo wanted your snack!!!!!
  • sara: Like our cooool outfits???? We were so hip!

Bird Party

Today I saw the first Goldfinch on my thistle seed sack!  Since then I’ve seen several more, a breeding pair in full mating colors.  I thought I’d give a run down of all of the identified birdies to date.  The ones with an * are ones I saw all at once just a few minutes ago.  With the new feeder and thistle sack I’ve been having gathering of 12-15 birds at a time (and usually 2-3 squirrels).  I don’t generally take pictures of the birds since my telephoto lens is spazzing out and I am usually too busy with my binoculars looking for distinguishing traits, but sooner or later I’ll capture some good photos.

Species Seen and Identified

  1. Morning Dove *
  2. Blue Jay *
  3. Tufted Titmouse
  4. Carolina Chickadee
  5. White-breasted Nuthatch *
  6. American Robin
  7. Chipping Sparrow *
  8. Song Sparrow *
  9. White-throated Sparrow
  10. Dark-eyed Junco *
  11. Northern Cardinal *
  12. Common Grackle *
  13. Brown-headed Cowbird
  14. American Goldfinch
  15. House Sparrow
  16. Fat Squirrels

Seen but Iffy on the Species

  • Savannah Sparrow
  • House Finch / Purple Finch

I suspect there are several more type of sparrows present that I have yet to positively identify.

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