Winter Birds of Missouri (December, January, February) What better place to start a life list, a yard list, a county list, or a state list than from the comfort of your living room in winter? Take advantage of those Missouri winter birds that come to feeders and munch patiently while even the rawest rookie observer […]
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Winter Birds of Iowa (December, January, February) When winter settles solidly into Iowa, there are good birds to be seen even from the comfort of home. Black-capped chickadees congregate at well-stocked backyard bird feeders. White-breasted nuthatches arrive one at a time. From a window overlooking the feeders, a person can see birds up close that
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Winter Birds of North Carolina (December, January, February) Though many people think of winter as “downtime” for birders, it really isn’t so. It’s true that birds are quieter at this season; songbirds do not greet the day with melody as they do in spring, and when the weather is cold and food is in short
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Winter Birds of Mississippi (December, January, February) December: As the bird-watching year comes near to full-circle, bird watching gets a fresh breath with birds in the backyard, and the settling in of what will be winter’s bread-and-butter species. If you, who were once a novice, have followed birds throughout the entire year, you will have
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