[cobirds] Pine Siskins, Louisville

Birders,

Just to add a mountain species to Steve Brown's post-- I heard a small flock of Pine Siskins fly over my house early Saturday (9/26) morning!

I also saw a juvenile Black-chinned Hummingbird  feeding at one of my hummingbird feeders on Saturday and a Gray Catbird "gorging on" berries of my Virginia Creeper, which grows all over my wooden fence.

I have two hummingbird feeders, one seed feeder, and two suet feeders and plenty of water (a waterful and bird baths) set out in my forested yard.

I've noticed that some of the hummers that I've been seeing this week seem shy and, at times, unsure of how to get sugar water from my feeder.

Paula Hansley

Boulder County

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