Great Backyard Birdcount 2006
The Great Backyard Birdcount, or the GBBC as it's known, was this weekend. The event coincided with a strong cold front. Louisville picked up an inch or so of snow and temperatures in the teens. The combination resulted in a full house at the feeders.
I was watching feeders anyway, as this weekend I was scheduled for a FeederWatch count. My scratch sheet filled up quickly:
One Carolina Wren
Eight European Starlings
A pair of American Goldfinches
Three Mourning Doves
One Northern Cardinal
Three American Robins
Six House Finches
Four Dark Eyed Juncos
One Carolina Chickadee
A pair of Downy Woodpeckers
One Tufted Titmouse
One Blue Jay
A pair of Red-Bellied Woodpeckers
That may well be the most different species I've carded on any given report. I'm sure the weather was the chief cause. Regardless, I enjoy having the Red-Bellied Woodpeckers back. It's good to see the pair doing well (and keeping the Starlings at bay).
I was watching feeders anyway, as this weekend I was scheduled for a FeederWatch count. My scratch sheet filled up quickly:
That may well be the most different species I've carded on any given report. I'm sure the weather was the chief cause. Regardless, I enjoy having the Red-Bellied Woodpeckers back. It's good to see the pair doing well (and keeping the Starlings at bay).
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