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    havent been here in awhile..new shots

    yes a few years ago i saw the flicker maybe 2x a year..and now we have 4 in our yard daily..3 males, one female. not been able to see where they nest but they know where the suet cakes are!
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    havent been here in awhile..new shots

    ive gotten a canon 100-400 a few months ago.
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    Comment by 'pattiwhite' in media 'Red Breasted Grosbeak'

    thanks guys..hes a little soft in the beak but i was so excited. we now have 4 males and 1 female that we have been able to spot. right on our feeders!
  4. Red Breasted Grosbeak

    Red Breasted Grosbeak

    I have NEVER seen these before. We started putting out a bird seed with beetles in it and the next day we had THREE males and female.
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    • red breasted grosbeak
    • Comments: 6
    • Category: North America
  5. Red Breasted Nuthatch

    Red Breasted Nuthatch

    These little guys are so cute!
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    • red breasted nuthatch
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    • Category: North America
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    Backyard Birding in Kansas

    a dark eyed juno, ruby crowned kinglet and yellow shafted flicker
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    Is this anything good to consider?

    thats scope yea i dunno. ive seen some marvelous images here. but you know..i have a canon 70-200 IS and a sigma 50-500..why spend more.. thanks for all the input!
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    Is this anything good to consider?

    http://www.opticstore.com/Yukon%20100.htm
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    Birds in the snow

    our yard is filled with birds since the colder weather. at least 10+species at any given time. now we have snow which makes for good photos. thanks
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    Suet feeding.

    ours get eaten up in less than a week. we have 4 cakes out and other kinds of cake feeders, and they eat em up like crazy! we find them for 99cents each anyways. pw
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    Feeding Birds in the Summer

    there was another guy here one time who posted about horrible ways to get rid of squirrels..they have as much right to be around as anything else. feed em all or dont feed any i spose. not keeping them happy, just trying to keep all fed without too much trouble.
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    Feeding Birds in the Summer

    hi, we didnt want to eliminate the squirrels either, just wanted to keep them from hogging the foods. so we have two types of feeders. one we hung from the tree branch with thin wire so they cant scurry down to the feeder, and high enough not to jump up. yes they can jump 5-6 ft. the other is a...
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    Another first for my yard!!!!

    we have 3 birdhouses on the side of our own home and they have built there for a couple of years. i heard the babies but never saw them. fun to watch the parent bring bugs bigger than them to the house! pw
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    new member

    ... try whatbird.com..let us know!
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    Do you know your state bird?

    also abbygirl..where in oregon are you..i lived there for 25 yrs before my trek to kansas.. patti
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