Date: 2/13/26 6:07 am From: Diane Bricmont <colaptes.auratus...> Subject: Re: St. Louis County - Redpoll is back!
After not being seen since Monday, despite plenty of observers staking out
my feeders, I saw the REDP fly into my dogwood from the south. Briefly came
to my finch feeder where I was able to get a few photos before it departed.
Diane Bricmont
STL CO
On Fri, Feb 6, 2026, 8:30 AM Diane Bricmont <colaptes.auratus...>
wrote:
> The REDP is back in my dogwood this morning. Visitors are welcome to view
> from their cars or on the sidewalk.
>
> Diane Bricmont
> STL CO
>
> On Thu, Feb 5, 2026, 3:58 PM Diane Bricmont <colaptes.auratus...>
> wrote:
>
>> A nice surprise in my dogwood this morning. It has come three times to my
>> finch feeder with fine sunflower chips, then heads to the dogwood or the
>> sweet gum. Disappears for hours between visits. If you want to chase,
>> please view from the street. My feeders are in the front yard. Best bet is
>> to watch the dogwood, sweet gum and finch feeder. Yard lifer #132.
>>
>> Diane Bricmont
>> STL CO
>>
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