White-breasted Nuthatch
“Good numbers of fledgling white-breasted nuthatches, tufted titmice and American goldfinches have been frequenting our feeders.”
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Good numbers of fledgling white-breasted nuthatches, tufted titmice and American goldfinches have been frequenting our feeders.
Other noteworthy observations for late February and the first three days of March - strong numbers of House Finch (including one leucistic male), White breasted nuthatch and Tufted titmice on the backyard feeders.
The threadlike high-pitched call notes of the Golden-crowned Kinglet rings through Robinson Woods and the chatter of Tufted Titmice and White-breasted Nuthatches busying themselves for the coming winter months is hard to ignore.
Through January our backyard feeders continue to attract solid numbers of House Finch, Tufted Titmice, Black-capped Chickadees, White-breasted Nuthatches, Mourning Doves, Downy, Hairy and Red-bellied woodpeckers and Cardinals.
Also, keep your eyes open for White-breasted Nuthatches, House Finches and Tufted Titmice who are all starting to build nests.
In early October the chatter of Tufted Titmice, Black-capped Chickadees and White-breasted Nuthatches busying themselves for the coming winter months is hard to ignore.
White-throated Sparrows scratching, Cardinals glowing, Goldfinches clinging, Carolina Wrens creeping, House Finches and Chickadees singing, White Breasted Nuthatches whacking, Titmice fluttering, Doves perching and Bluebirds squabbling.
…Dark-eyed Juncos chasing, White-throated Sparrows scratching, Cardinals glowing, Goldfinches clinging, Carolina Wrens creeping, House Finches and Chickadees dashing, White-breasted Nuthatches whacking, Titmice fluttering, Doves perching and Bluebirds watching.
Compared with the White breasted Nuthatch’s lower, more nasal yank, the Red breasted’s call is higher pitched and sharper.