General Discussions > Nature and Pastimes
Birdwatching
ChrissyRyan:
One of my favorite pastimes is enjoying the watching of birds. There is such a variety.
Please feel free to post your birdwatching photographs and experiences. Or simply post pictures and comments about birds you like.
Chrissy
Devlyn:
When I was at my friend's house in North Carolina waiting for my visa last year, an orange cardinal came to her feeder every day. I wish I had a picture of it.
As a newcomer to the UK, I'm having to relearn birds because there are so many I haven't seen before. I know they're far from adored here, but I like the magpies. We have a pair of pied wagtails that visit our yard every day.
Northern Star Girl:
@ChrissyRyan
Dear Christine:
When I am on my nature hikes I do come across beautiful birds as well as other interesting things, next time I will try to get some pictures so that you can help me identify exactly what I was looking at.
But you need to know that in this time of year the mosquitoes are becoming very voracious... in Alaska we call the Mosquito our state bird !!!!
I will be following your new thread with much interest.
HUGS,
Danielle
Maid Marion:
Mosquitoes are having a rough time of it this year. The ones around aren't used to the snow we have been having in May! Like yesterday.
I have nesting Cardinals in my yard. My yard is one of the easiest places to find birds. All the flowers I grow attract insects, which attract small birds, which attract the big ones. Like Red Tailed Hawks. And a Northern Harrier.
I once saw a squirrel and a hawk while running the snow blower one morning. A big dual stage machine that can easily do the entire neighborhood. It was so noisy that the squirrel couldn't hear the hawk coming. I watched the hawk carry the squirrel away...
ChrissyRyan:
@Northern Star Girl
@Maid Marion
Disney does a terrific job with reducing misquotes.
There are a number of online videos about this, here is one:
“https://youtu.be/_30jPKzWdN0” “Why Are There No Mosquitoes at Disney World?”
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