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Boundary Waters Quetico Forum :: Group Forum: Bird Watchers :: 2024 spring migration
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| sedges |
Spring inbound birds have yet to show up. What I have noticed is winter birds that have left. Yellow-bellied Sapsuckers are gone as well as Hermit Thrushes. I haven't seen a White-throated Sparrow in a few days. They may be gone, too. Northern Harrier seems to have moved on. I wish someone would call home the flock of Pine Siskins that have aggressively dominated our feeders since early January. I am pleased to have them as they don't show up here very often, but I would love for them to go soon. Although they did chase off the squirrels this year! |
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| airmorse |
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| cowdoc |
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Saw a male Ruby Throat Hummingbird this morning at the feeder. Also saw Blue Birds. |
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| quark2222 |
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| airmorse |
American Gold Finch House Finch Black Cap Chickadees Red bellied Woodpecker Downey Woodpecker Dark Eyed Junkos seem to be gone. |
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| Arcola |
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| JWilder |
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| airmorse |
So far this very early spring I have seen. Red Wing Black Birds Cardinals singing their spring songs Sandhill Cranes heading north Robins (they never left) What is everyone else seeing? |
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| YardstickAngler |
Plenty of robins now, they started singing a couple weeks ago The cardinals have been singing a week and keep getting more strident. Black capped Chickadee House finch American gold finch Downy woodpecker Red bellied woodpecker Cedar Waxwing Carolina Wren Northern Flicker Sharp shinned hawk And lots of awesome ducks! Mallard Gadwall Goldeneye Green winged teal Canvasback Bufflehead Coot |