On Mon, Jan 6, 2025 at 12:12 PM David Govatski <david.govatski...>
wrote:
> I counted 58 Evening Grosbeaks in trees by our feeders this morning in
> Jefferson. That is a high count for here this winter. We now have five
> platform feeders out and I am refilling them twice a day. We started with
> three evening grosbeaks on December 20th and the numbers have grown
> steadily. Also have at least 70 American goldfinches, a brown creeper
> coming to the suet feeder, and red-breasted and white-breasted nuthatches,
> chickadees, and downy and hairy woodpeckers. The cone crop was poor this
> year and we don’t see a lot of birds out in the woods but feeders are
> active with birds.
>
> I have enjoyed reading the new Stokes Guide to Finches of the United
> States and Canada by Lillian Stokes and Matt Young. This is a remarkable in
> depth guide for learning about our finches. The guide also covers vagrant
> finches, Hawaii Honeycreepers, conservation, research, and winter feeding.
> Kudos to the authors.
>
> David Govatski
> Jefferson, NH
>
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