Wind, snow, and cold (~ -6F to +6F) had these eastern bluebirds huddled in an exterior corner of a home in Tulsa. They survived Saturday night and were eating seed Sunday. I do not have more recent information.
Steve
On Tuesday, February 16, 2021 at 8:39:09 AM UTC-7 colorad...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi allOn a Fort Collins Christmas Bird Count a few years back we came across about 16 Bushtit huddling side-by-side along a horizontal branch.Thanks, Gary Lefko, NunnOn Sunday, February 14, 2021 at 2:44:31 PM UTC-7 Steve wrote:Hey COBirders,
Doing the GBBC this weekend at home in NW COS, and mostly seeing the regulars, but this behavior was new to me. We see our local flock multiple times per day, year round, but I guess it was never as cold as the past two days when we observe them. Yesterday we saw groups of 2, 3, and even 5 huddled together in the cold, but this pic today was the best.
Enjoy togetherness. Happy Valentines Day,
Steve Brown
Mountain Shadows, Colorado Springs
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