Quiscalus quiscula
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Woodpeckers have started drumming, as well as Tufted Titmouses, Northern Cardinals, and Black-capped Chickadees. The weather is not great, but we no longer have a snow cover, though it can't be called spring until around May.
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Yes, it's a Blue Jay. They are pretty convincing in their mimicry, I've been fooled a couple times, but their are differences in timbre.
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Unfortunately not going to be able to go birding much either, weather hasn't been great and my family is down with COVID.
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Happy Birthday @Snake Fingers! Hope you see many lifers this year.
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I think I was looking at this the wrong way, I agree with Bald Eagle.
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I have had about a 40 percent success rate.
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15 minutes ago, IKLland said:
Ring-necked Duck
American Wigeon
Northern Shoveler
Cinnamon Teal
Long-tailed Duck
Gadwall
Mallard
Blue-winged Teal
Green-winged Teal
WOW
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3 hours ago, Snake Fingers said:
LOL, my orchestra conductor always starts singing that when our bowings are inconsistent.
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Everything works again! Notification dropdowns, copy and pasting links, reactions, and quotes are good now!!
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@Snake Fingers You can always check your local library. I really enjoyed this book that I got from the library. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/59867830-conversations-with-birds?ref=nav_sb_ss_1_22
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@Snake Fingers Thanks! Merlins are a little more uncommon here, but there's still a good possibility. Actually they were basically unheard of in the state a hundred years ago, but they quickly expanded east.
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I have yet to see a Merlin...
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birdie 🦆 #271: 🟩⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛
https://birdiegame.net/
That was a very lucky guess...
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Red-shouldered Hawks are extremely different. Not only are there major structural differences, Sharp-shinned Hawks also have a uniformly dark back and nape, and different colored eye, than Red-shouldered Hawks.
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@Snake Fingers I think it was Blue-gray Gnatcatcher.
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I agree, I'd go with the scope over the monocular.
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You might be a birder if.....
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Be careful and keep stuff well sealed, mice may be attracted over time. They'll easily bite through soft plastic as well. I keep my birdseed in a bucket with a lid, and that's in the basement.