03-09-2015, 01:50 AM
13) House Finch
They are a cute little bird.
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There were house Finches at the bird feeder this morning!
It is going to be +5C later in the week. So there will be more birds.
Looking at the link you posted I would say the birds have already started to fly north. Some of our birds travel a long way, some just fly into the bush where they are more sheltered. The big one is the North American Robin. They are considered the first true sign of spring. Once they are back winter is over. So expect a post about a Robin sighting very soon.
They are a cute little bird.
There were house Finches at the bird feeder this morning!
It is going to be +5C later in the week. So there will be more birds.
Looking at the link you posted I would say the birds have already started to fly north. Some of our birds travel a long way, some just fly into the bush where they are more sheltered. The big one is the North American Robin. They are considered the first true sign of spring. Once they are back winter is over. So expect a post about a Robin sighting very soon.
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Catherine
