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  1. kbirdly

    Coot taking twigs from person

    Love this!
  2. kbirdly

    Your Most Recent "Life" Bird

    I finally got to see Yellow-breasted chat! Three of them!
  3. kbirdly

    Burrowing Owls

    We had a successful day digging holes for artificial burrows and removing non native plants at a Burrowing Owl reserve in Chino California. It was heartening to see the turnout of so many people willing to donate their time and to work really hard.
  4. kbirdly

    How reliable is E-bird?

    Jurek, Yes I agree. Luckily, we had guides outside of Lisbon and Porto.
  5. kbirdly

    Can I Feed Organic Sugar to Hummingbirds?

    Hmm, I used organic raw sugar for awhile, but have switched back to white cane sugar. it's scary that we could be hurting our Hummers.
  6. kbirdly

    Your Most Recent "Life" Bird

    Gary, I realy want Virginia Rail. Mine is Merlin from yesterday. I also saw another lifer- Hooded Merganzer. There were three. Two males and a female. So beautuful!
  7. kbirdly

    How reliable is E-bird?

    This is an interesting thread. As a relatively new birder I have used Ebird from the start and I have found that here in California it is a really valuable resource for me personally, on a recent trip to Portugal, not so much. On the other hand, I bird the same area 5 days a week and it still...
  8. kbirdly

    Has it been a good Waxwing winter in your area?

    We have Cedar Waxwings here in California. They tend to stay in large flocks and they like to eat fermented berries in trees and shrubs. I have been seeing them almost daily.
  9. kbirdly

    South Africa (August 2019)

    This looks like a great trip. I hope that you post more!
  10. kbirdly

    Costa Rica birds and more, field trip style! - Dec. 28 to Jan. 12

    What a great experience!
  11. kbirdly

    Two Months of Lifers Down Under

    Delia, I joined this forum awhile ago, but I am finally reading posts today. I have loved meeting all of the birds that you have seen through your photographs. Thank you! Best, Kim
  12. kbirdly

    Hi

    :t:Hi Rich, I am new here also. You have chosen a great New Years resolution! I have found my local Audubon Society to be a great resource. I learn so much on their field trips. Also the Cornell site All About Birds has a free class on using their free app Ebird to record your listings. It uses...
  13. kbirdly

    Hi from NE Ohio!

    Hi Keri, I am new to this forum also. It's great that you are back into birding and congratulations on retiring. I HOPE to retire in the next few years. Birding at Magee for Spring migration will be amazing. I want to see that some day and to bird the East coast. I was recently able to see some...
  14. kbirdly

    Hello from California

    Hi, I'm Kim. I live in East Los Angeles County in the city of Pomona, California in the United States. I have enjoyed reading quite a few of the forum threads but this is my first post. I have been birding for about 15 months and I have learned a lot over that time, but I still have so much...
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