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Winter of the FinchThe lousy weather continues in Nova Scotia with more snow and wind. All the birds know it's spring though since they are all singing. This has been the winter of the finch, with daily tallies at our place in Portuguese Cove as follows: Goldfinch(100-200) Purple Finch(50-100) Pine Siskin(10-20), my Spirit Bird! Other attendees at our feeders or seen nearby from our house are: White-throated Sparrow(30-50) Black-capped Chickadee(10-30) Song Sparrow(20-40) Tree Sparrow(5-10) Starlings(50-100 but erratic) Blue Jay(20-50) Mourning Dove(10-50), depending on the weather) Red-breasted Nuthatch(2) Dark-eyed Junco(10-30) Cardinal(1), singing Red Crossbill(1) Spruce Grouse(1-2 but erratic) Ruffed Grouse(1-2 but erratic) Ring-necked Pheasant(2-6) Hairy Woodpecker(2) Downey Woodpecker(2) Northern Flicker(1) Fox Sparrow(1), yes its singing Barred Owl(1 heard) Sharp-shinned Hawk(1-?) Turkey Vulture(1) Bald Eagle(1+ but erratic) Brown Creeper(2) Crow(5-20 but erratic) Common Raven(5-10 but erratic American Robin(2-50 but erratic) Bohemian Waxwing(50+ but erratic) Plus lots of sea ducks and aerial birds. I think we're spending more money feeding our birds this winter than ourselves and our three cats. Beside Portuguese Cove Road
Long Pond, Spryfield
The Dingle
Purcell's Cove
HMCS Glace Bay
Herring Cove
Portuguese Cove
Sambro Island Light
Sambro Head
Indian Harbour
Indian Harbour
West Pennant River
Keywords:
Birds of Nova Scotia,
Canada,
Early Spring Snow and Wind,
Nova Scotia,
Portuguese Cove,
Winter of the Finch
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