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In reply to the discussion: What is/are your favorite bird/birds? Mine is the Hummingbird , I can sit and watch them forever. What about you? [View all]Botany
(77,324 posts)14. Also called the Sparrow Hawk. A small native falcon they used to be very common but I haven't seen ...
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What is/are your favorite bird/birds? Mine is the Hummingbird , I can sit and watch them forever. What about you? [View all]
debm55
Jul 2024
OP
Thank you, Botany. I have the Ruffed Grouse. They remind me of little turkeys. The second bird, I have never seen in my
debm55
Jul 2024
#9
Also called the Sparrow Hawk. A small native falcon they used to be very common but I haven't seen ...
Botany
Jul 2024
#14
I was whating for some to post about the middle finger. HAHAHAHHAH. You have a great list of birds in you area.
debm55
Jul 2024
#12
Thank you thatdemguy. That is so unigue. I love it. I don't see how it is done as my hummingbirds will fly away if I
debm55
Jul 2024
#16
Thank you, lark. What an area you must live in see all these beautiful and unique birds.
debm55
Jul 2024
#21
Thank you very much. I have a book on birds on order from Amazon. Both birds you have described in beautiful detail.
debm55
Jul 2024
#29
I love swans. So majestic. When we go up to Boston they are in the water. So beautiful to sit and watch them Thank you
debm55
Jul 2024
#35
Thank you duncang. We had a bird build a nest in our hanging basket. We watched her for weeks and she laid her eggs.
debm55
Jul 2024
#38
Thank you ailsagirl. You can hear the woodpeckers around here. Blue Jays I like in the winter. But they drop peanuts
debm55
Jul 2024
#41
Thank you OldBaldy1701E. They are absolutely beautiful. We have cardinals in PA but I have never seen a red tailed hawk.
debm55
Jul 2024
#47
When people think of Manhattan[NYC] they don't often think of Wildlife. But there are two big parks at the very top west
electric_blue68
Jul 2024
#115
When I get my bird book. I am going to look up that bird. Is only in the Carolinas?
debm55
Jul 2024
#67
Thank you Different Drummer. We do have the Titmouse here in western PA. All three are beautiful. I like the coloring
debm55
Jul 2024
#75
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA. You are something, True Dough. Thank you for making me laugh. I needed it today. Deb
debm55
Jul 2024
#68
Thank you WheelWalker. You would like my neighborhood. On my street 4 of the 8 houses have LARGE chicken coups.They are
debm55
Jul 2024
#70
Do the properties with chickens have room for birds to roam or are the chickens cooped?
WheelWalker
Jul 2024
#81
My friend Chris lets his roam. in the yard and is now making a large coup the size of his shed. One uses his McMansion
debm55
Jul 2024
#83
Oh you, HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. They are beautiful. I have seen some white ones mixed with the pink. LOVE THEM
debm55
Jul 2024
#74
Thank you Paladin. I have seen them when I went out west. They were smaller then I had imagined. But were so different
debm55
Jul 2024
#73
Spotted a Golden Eagle on the ground feeding, then watched it taking flight when it saw me approaching.
sop
Jul 2024
#59
I saw one at the Pittsburgh Aviary. There were two types there. One was a little smaller But the other spread it's wing
debm55
Jul 2024
#72
Thank you Probatim, I love birds. It might be because as a kid I wanted to fly away from my home situation. Anyhow, the
debm55
Jul 2024
#64
Me too, love to watch them fly and defy gravity. Always delighted when they come back.
Walleye
Jul 2024
#78
Thank you madaboutharry. Owls are one of my favorites too. We have a couple around the property and you can here them
debm55
Jul 2024
#103
thank you jmowreader. I know they are important in the ecology. But in the spring, I was walking Dolly Dog and one was
debm55
Jul 2024
#94
Thank you FirefighterJo. we have lots of sparrows around here. I agree they are full of life.
debm55
Jul 2024
#100
Thank you for your choices of birds. I love your favorites. especially the Snowy Owl and Bald Eagle
debm55
Jul 2024
#95
Thank you electric_blue68. I remember the owl in the Christmas tree. I love your post of bird stories. Very interesting
debm55
Jul 2024
#96