Re: What are you seeing at your feeders in December?

A couple of House Finches the other day, but mostly house sparrows (Old
World Weaver Finches) and more house sparrows. :-\

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John T.
Ft. Worth, TX
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"Sue" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Western Maine Mountains-  feeding black-oil sunflower.  1 tube feeder, 1
> covered platform feeder, and a hanging "hopper"
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> Regular, daily guests:
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> Black capped chickadees
> Tufted Titmice
> Nuthatches ( white- and red-breasted)
> Blue Jays
> Slate-colored Juncos
> Mourning doves
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> Stragglers, irregular
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> Evening Grosbeak
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> Conspicuously absent that I remember from last year at this time
> Goldfinches,
> Purple Finches
> Pine Siskins
> American Tree Sparrow ( our Winter Chippy)
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> Yesterday I hung a Niger feeder, hopefully that will bring back  some of
the
> missing.
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> This part of the year is particularly gray, dreary and <boring>.  I'd love
> to hear what y'all are seeing!
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> Sue
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