The cold weather has brought a plethora of birds to my feeder. I thought I'd do a little ID fun to see if we can figure out what birds are at my feeder. This one that I am starting with is one of two woodpeckers who were mentioned in earlier blog posts: Is it a Downy or a Hairy?? One of the distinguishing features is the beak which is impossible to see in this picture, but size is another distinguishing feature when compared to the traditional size suet feeder. Let me know what you think. Answer in next blog!!
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Birds at my feeder
The cold weather has brought a plethora of birds to my feeder. I thought I'd do a little ID fun to see if we can figure out what birds are at my feeder. This one that I am starting with is one of two woodpeckers who were mentioned in earlier blog posts: Is it a Downy or a Hairy?? One of the distinguishing features is the beak which is impossible to see in this picture, but size is another distinguishing feature when compared to the traditional size suet feeder. Let me know what you think. Answer in next blog!!
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