Re: [Maine-birds] Climate change comes to Holden

I have noticed an over abundance of juncos this winter as well and wonder what species they have replaced in Hulls Cove. Tammy

On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 3:36 PM LNO/MWA <marka@maine.edu> wrote:

At this winter's feeder, the evidence is in...

Missing this year, common previous years:

Pine siskins

Redpolls

Grosbeak (Evening and Rose-breasted)

and Snow buntings from the neighborhood

Here this year, almost never (or never) in the past:

White throated Sparrows

Robins

Juncos in abundance

and the topper today, down the road

two Blue birds

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