More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net |
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Carolina Chickadee
Thanks
to Chris Velte for catching this Bird Cam
picture. Looks a lot like the bird on our logo. |
Blue
Jay >
(Male)
Very colorful but sometimes attacks our cats. We
consider it an attitude problem. |
More info: Cornell
Laboratory |
More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net |
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Northern Cardinal
(Female)
Thanks to Ginny Taylor for this Bird Cam capture
of a female Cardinal with a group of House
Sparrows. |
Northern
Cardinal >
(Male)
This male Cardinal looks like he's posing for a
greeting card! Always picture-perfect in his
winter plumage. |
More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net |
More info: US Geological
Survey |
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White-winged Dove
It
seems unusual for a dove to be at the feeder, but
this bird seems happy to be sharing the perch
rather than feeding from the ground. |
American Goldfinch >
This bird made a
brief but very welcomed visit to the sunflower seed
feeder, perhaps after checking out the thistle feeder. |
More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net
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More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net |
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Downy Woodpecker
Usually
feeds at our peanut feeder but is always a
delight to see. |
Red-Winged
Blackbird >
(Male)
A surprise visitor and a welcome addition to our
backyard. |
More info: Univ. of
Michigan |
More info: Cornell
Laboratory |
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Common Grackle
(Male)
Recognizable by its pale yellow eye, this is one
species that arrives in large numbers and sends
the cats running for cover. |
House
Sparrow >
(Male)
Although a common site in yards, the House
Sparrows are always welcome at our feeders since
they are never camera shy. |
More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net |
More info: Cornell
Laboratory |
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Chipping Sparrow
The
distinctive rusty cap and eye stripes announce
this bird's arrival at the feeder. |
House
Sparrow >
(Female)
A familiar House Sparrow. We plan to add more
varieties as we capture additional pictures. |
More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net |
More info: Audobon Society |
Brown-headed
< Cow Bird
(Male)
Distinctive for the golden color on his head.
He's a bird who also likes to watch himself in
any nearby mirror. |
Dark-eyed
Junco >
Usually a "scratcher" on the ground,
this Junco joined the sparrows at the feeder
during a snow storm. |
More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net |
More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net |
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Carolina Chickadee
Makes
a very quick attack for a sunflower seed and then
speeds to a nearby tree to eat. |
House
Finch >
(Male)
Another bird on our wish list for better bird cam
pictures! |
More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net |
More info: Cornell
Laboratory |
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Common Grackle
A
stand-off at the bird feeder! The Bird Cam
captured these grackles as one "puffed
up" and the other flashed its iridescent
throat color to intimidate the challenger. |
European
Starling >
The
familiar Starling joins the sparrows at the
feeder. Neither species is known for its manners
at the feeders! |
More info:
BirdsofOklahoma.Net |
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Squirrel
A
voracious eater, he can quickly empty a feeder.
We're hoping he'll spend more time at the corn
feeder! |
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| More pictures: Captured
In-Flight |
