It is, but I'm afraid one will fall,and land on me!Quote:
Originally Posted by Milton4doe
Also they're hard to spot.
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It is, but I'm afraid one will fall,and land on me!Quote:
Originally Posted by Milton4doe
Also they're hard to spot.
Just my little chickadees and charlie & Sue . Hey Skippy what bird makes the sound of a whistle (like who would at a pretty girl /goodlookin guy)? It's lovely call I just don't see the bird only hear it! Any ideas?
I don't know, but I believe if you wade through this thread, somewhere there is a link to a site that includes bird sounds.Quote:
Originally Posted by jenna321
thank you I'll look.
These are for you Skippy, and, who else might be interested in pigeons.
These are the birds the I have been babysitting for the past week and a half....
http://www.forum.smartcanucks.ca/pic...=583%5B/IMG%5D
http://www.forum.smartcanucks.ca/pic...=584%5B/IMG%5D
http://www.forum.smartcanucks.ca/pic...=585%5B/IMG%5D
http://www.forum.smartcanucks.ca/pic...=586%5B/IMG%5D
http://www.forum.smartcanucks.ca/pic...=578%5B/IMG%5D
http:///www.forum.smartcanucks.ca/pi...=581%5B/IMG%5D
http://www.forum.smartcanucks.ca/pic...=582%5B/IMG%5D
http:///www.forum.smartcanucks.ca/pi...=574%5B/IMG%5D
http:///www.forum.smartcanucks.ca/pi...=575%5B/IMG%5D
Thanks for sharing!Quote:
Originally Posted by harkatsmom
Quite the variety you have there! I have never seen babies!
How come you were babysitting them and why are they tagged?
Well our baby geese appear to be full grown and you can't
tell them apart from the parents however the baby swans
are still small and follow mom & pop at a very close distance.
You have to see how protective the parents are when the
boats get a little close... they are beautiful these swans.
These are homing/racing pigeons Skippy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skippy
My neighbor breeds and races them and I believe that the bands are his identification numbers.
They really are very neat birds, and apparently where they are raised is where they will always return to.
He has a few birds left from when he lived at his last house, and these ones can't get loose or they will end up back at his old property, but the ones that have been born since he has owned this place, can go free, and always return to their coop.
BTW
The neighbor has been gone to Saskatchewan to visit his 80 year old sister, so I am on Bird duty until they return, and garden duty also :)
Thanks for the info.!Quote:
Originally Posted by harkatsmom
You're a good neighbour!
We think we have spotted a American Redstart a few times? But not tottally sure I haven't seen his white belly,but the orange on his wings yes. We live in the Eastern Townships.http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g1...n_redstart.jpg
Also theres lots of bird sounds on the net you just have to do a search.
Heres a couple of birds at the bird feeder last winter, The Hairy Woodpecker and Blue Jay.
http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/picture...&pictureid=591
http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/picture...&pictureid=589
Last summer near Salmon B.C. I got to enjoy watching a adolesant Osprey get ready to leaves its nest, I also saw its parent bring the child fish to eat. I am going back to the same place this summer but apperantly the Osprey have not nested there this summer.
http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/picture...&pictureid=596http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/picture...&pictureid=595
Robins again today.
Okay heres two more pictures of the Ospreys.
http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/picture...&pictureid=595
http://forum.smartcanucks.ca/picture...&pictureid=596
Great blue Heron :) Mallard ducks and lots of Killdeers. :)