Birdwatchingandmore

Birdwatchingandmore A fun and informative place to share your birding experiences and/or ask questions. Enjoy. Welcome to my page for www.birdwatchingandmore.com.

It’s a place for me to share my love of wild birds and my birdwatching experiences. I have met some of the nicest people birdwatching over the years. Hopefully you will share some of your experiences too. This is a place for novice birdwatchers and experts alike. You can find information on North American birds and places to find them. I hope to provide tips on birdwatching whether it’s in your ba

ckyard or out on the trail. I’ll share my ideas on bird feeding, housing our feathered friends, and maybe discuss some of the products that are available out there like birding software, the best field guide for identification, binoculars and scopes and maybe even what to wear while you’re out in the field. I hope to help others enjoy birdwatching as much as my family and I do. Happy Birdwatching!

04/05/2026

F or the last week, we have had a pair of Northern Flickers. Hope they stay around.

09/14/2025

I was heading down to clean and refill birdbath when someone got there before me.

House Wren. Pretty little song.
08/20/2025

House Wren. Pretty little song.

Hawk that's been hanging around. At least I'm saving on bird seed because they're all hiding.
08/20/2025

Hawk that's been hanging around. At least I'm saving on bird seed because they're all hiding.

Pair of Orioles
08/20/2025

Pair of Orioles

Finally got a hummer at my feeder after I moved it into the open. It was under a tree.
08/05/2025

Finally got a hummer at my feeder after I moved it into the open. It was under a tree.

06/22/2025

What an unusual summer season with Carolina Wrens and House Wrens. My little female hummer finally came back. The Baltimore Orioles can empty my hummer feeder very quickly but they're lovely to watch. And somewhere high in the Manitoba Maple behind us is an owl. Haven't seen it but hear it at night. That probably explains why there are no mice around.

06/08/2025

Our little female hummer has not returned this year. 😪

06/08/2025

Did you know the average life span of a blue Jay is 7 years but they can live up to 20 in right situations.

05/27/2025

I've seen it but didn't hear it until tonight. It's a yellow throated vireo. Yeah.

Always the last pair of the day. Mr and Mrs Cardinal.
05/06/2025

Always the last pair of the day. Mr and Mrs Cardinal.

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