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Comments (11)Dawn, We had a painted bunting that came to our feeder in Lone Grove. The first time I saw it, I thought it was a pet that had gotten away from someone. The colors looked like a parrot but of course it is much smaller than that. He continued to come to the feeder all summer and I think he returned the following year also. I only fed regular bird seed but there was a bird bath next to it and I think the water was the attraction because the birds didn't have a natural source of water anywhere near. I don't think they are listed as coming into Oklahoma either. Susan - If we hang a thistle feeder here in the spring, we have dozens of American Gold Finch. They are cute little birds. I never see a blue bird here, but I live in a lot of trees and I think they like wide open spaces best. A couple of years ago I could hear something banging on the house. At first I thought it was a woodpecker because they will peck holes in your house and they really love my neighbors cedar siding. I followed the sound to the other side of my house and it became extremely loud. I went outside to look around and it stopped. Later it started again, and I went outside again. After several days of this, I was outside and I heard it start. It was a big black bird sitting on top of the chimmney. Our chimmney has a metal cover that is solid on top and has mesh on the sides. He was sitting on top and banging his beak against the metal. I guess the noise was really bouncing around in that chimney because inside it sounded like someone hitting the house with a basketball -- repeatedly. After about a week, he moved on....See Moremore bird pictures
Comments (0)house finch this is a nice picture of the grakle but I still don't like this bird house finch I really like the goldfinch hope you like my picture been working hard to get some good ones bought new lens for my camera so it is a bit easyer for me Anna another one of the house finch...See Morebird pictures
Comments (6)Hi I have a Nikon D 5000 and the lens is a nikon 70 300 this is not a bush it is a tree and it is big not tall but wide I might have some winter picture of it will check and send it in or i will take a picture of the tree also the birds are about 7 or 8 ft from me so I can zoom them in pretty near to me....See MoreOops. Bird picture missing from prior post
Comments (3)Starlings are a terrible pest, and are very destructive. They are one of a few birds not protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Here is a link that might be useful: Invasive Species...See Moredreamgarden
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