OK I'll start this off. Czech Republic jays and a red squirrel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOsXWkp1_BM
Boreal Ontario
I think this was a "golden" female Pine Grosbeak - I've seen similar posted by Cornell from this feeder, but not nearly the same:
Manton Bay
2 nights ago, 3 Cormorants overnight, then a corvid joined them in the morning, calm as anything! (Tonight, just one all night.)
Ohio feeder
Incidentally, Scott has issued lots of tips about running feeders - including how to deter squirrels, but his ground feeder is completely dominated by them for long periods.
Lotsa Blue Jays!
IMAGICAT
Flying Squirrels:
Ruffed Grouse again - ultra-gorgeous bird, IMHO. (I didn't post my last vdeo here, out of pity for you, but have succumbed today.)
An immature male Pine Grosbeak with subtle markings, followed by the first Cowbird I've notcied this season:
Ohio Backyard
Bedraggled young Skunk
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Kind regards, Ann
Unknown said: I wonder if one of the birds in one video may have been a female or immature Evening Grosbeak
I expect you mean this one, GB:
I wouldn't be a bit surprised if you're right! Looking at it in the cold light of day (except it's gone 2 o'clock in the morning ) ... The yellow bill should have been a strong pointer, I can't think what swayed me to Pine
There was a YouTuber who used to assist with and correct a lot of my Starr Ranch California IDs, he was amazing despite being based over the other side of the country in Connecticut, I think. I've messaged him via a comment on one of his videos but the last time I did that, a few years ago, he ignored me.
Thank you very much for taking an interest (((GB)))
Who were they in such a hurry to get away from?
Aha! That was quick - response from expert bird ID-er on YouTube:
I've dropped a hint that I'd like more info.
OHIO FEEDERS
2013 photos & vids here
eff37 on Flickr
WendyBartter said:Hi Scylla, have sent you PM!
You know me so well, alerting me to your msg here
What a coincidence that the Barn Owl Trust is involved - I was going to post this good news which a UK member posted on Starr Ranch.
Thank you, Wendy
Dark-eyed Junco?