Re: first Townsend

The Bush Tit pictures on Jack's site are great, better than I could do since
I use strictly a point/click type camera. I do have my camera, Tammie, I
just have no idea what's happened to the cord that plugs into the computer
to get the pictures out *sigh*
The BTs are the sweetest little birds. I always think of little fat flying
mice. They are a very soft gray color. I did get a picture of the Townsend
Warbler, I'll send it to you when I find the cord.

Yes Tammie, Christmas worked pretty good.......considering. ~snort!~

Val


"bthache" <bthache@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Nice one, Val!
>
> And while you're finding your binos and i.d book, could you find a camera
> and get me a photo of those Bush Tits? I've never seen such a bird and am
> very curious about them.
>
> Happy New Year and I hope your Christmas plans worked out alright! ;)
> --
> Tammie - Northern Ontario, Canada
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> "Valkyrie" <YawShur@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> I'm just beginning to get my balcony 'bird friendly' since my move last
>> summer. It only took about 20 minutes after hanging the hummer feeder for
>> the first Anna's to show up, I now have 8 that I have been able to see
>> all at one time. I'm going through about 3 oz of juice a day. The Bush
>> Tits are swarming the suet feeder, that took about 3 days for them to
>> find it after hanging this up. A few days later the BC chickadees and
>> nuthatches arrived. Then the SUBBs (I have got to find where my binocs
>> and books have gone) showed up. This all within about a week or ten days
>> of the first feeder being put out. I have a fountain in my birdbath so
>> I'm sure this helped bring them in.
>>
>> Today I was watching the Anna's trying to use their swinging feeder in
>> the high winds and the bush tits covered the suet feeder like a swarm of
>> bees when I see a flash of YELLOW, really egg yolk bright yellow! I'd
>> never seen this bird before. Took me awhile to figure out what it was
>> since I have yet to find my bird ID books either. It was in with 5
>> chickadees pecking around the balcony at dropped seed and suet crumbs. I
>> finally IDed it as a Townsend's Warbler. Looks just like the picture on
>> Cornell Lab bird site. Pretty exciting for me today, now I have a new
>> bird for my list......when I find it.
>>
>> Val
>> Lat. 47:42:18N
>> Lon. 122:21:19W
>> Alt. 5ft 2in (when fully vertical)
>>
>
>


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