Hope this isn't crude, but today I heard a big thump on my glass door, looked out on my deck and saw what appears to be a baby Flicker down for the count. Now I'm wondering if that was Mama Flicker at my door last week? And where did baby Flicker come from? Could I have a nest close by? Isn't this an odd time to be having offspring?This message has been edited. Last edited by: nance425,
Posts: 4297 | Location: Minnesota | Registered: Dec 01, 2003
o,maybe it is. I went out to take a further look. It just may not be the Flicker. I've just never seen a goldfinch around here...mostly they've been woodpeckers, bluebirds, flickers, etc. I'm enjoying seeing all the variety, especially since our sub really doesn't have that many large trees yet.
Posts: 4297 | Location: Minnesota | Registered: Dec 01, 2003
We get goldfinches here. I see them at the feeders. Their color is amazing. I have stickers that are meant to be put on windows and glass doors to prevent birds from flying into them.This message has been edited. Last edited by: 16paws,
Posts: 2587 | Location: Ohio | Registered: Feb 25, 2006
It might also be one of the warblers. There are a lot of them that look close to the same. I have already seen at least one down here so they are already into their migration. I get an influx of pine warblers that stay for the winter here....once in awhile I'll get a goldfinch. So you may be in a migration path that is used by several different species???
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