Hummingbirds and Orioles
It’s that time of year again, time to clean your Hummingbird and Oriole Feeders. Migration is well under way and
Spring Bird Feeding
One question we receive from birders a lot this time of year is whether they should still be putting out
A DAY ON THE ‘DECK OF BIRDS’
Now that the weather has turned warmer, I was able to sit outside and spend a day observing the different
Jane’s Deck Of Birds – CatBird
Who’s eating your grape jelly? Our Pickering location is keeping track of which birds have been seen eating grape jelly
Jane’s Deck Of Birds – Cedar Waxwings
Cedar Waxwings are birds you will usually hear before you see. They fly in flocks serenading us with high pitched
Jane’s Deck Of Birds – Eastern Towhee
Imagine working in your garden and you hear a bird inviting you to ‘drink your teeeeee’. This is the song
Jane’s Deck of Birds- White-Crowned Sparrow
True to its name, this sparrow is easy to identify, sporting a bold black and white striped crown on their
Jane’s Deck Of Birds – Pine Warbler
While enjoying my morning tea on the deck I have been hearing a soft musical trill in the field behind
Jane’s Deck of Birds – White Throated Sparrow
This handsome sparrow has been called the ‘Whistler of the North’. It’s very easy to recognize their song as it
Jane’s Deck Of Birds- Song Sparrow
This songbird adds yet another voice to the chorus. The Song Sparrow derived its name from its repertoire of songs.
Jane’s Deck of Birds- Rose Breasted Grosbeak
This beautiful songbird will be returning to its breeding grounds by the beginning of May. Rose-breasted Grosbeaks winter in Mexico
