Cary BirdCam Blog
Friday, August 15, 2014

Looking Ahead to Changes

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Friends, I must close up shop for about ten days so will suspend posts whilst I deal with some business.  When I return to this page, I ho...
Wednesday, August 13, 2014

Blue Jay Update

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From time to time we experience the visits of those delightful Blue Jays.  They're not apparently regular visits but they are intense ...
Tuesday, August 12, 2014

Eating Like Crazy

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I suppose it can only be expected that a diligent bird feeder will have regrets, one day.  And that comes in summer when the adult birds t...
Monday, August 11, 2014

Carolina Wren Update

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As readers know, the Carolina Wrens made quite a splash this summer.  They made the nesting story of the season by raising two broods in o...
Sunday, August 10, 2014

Cardinal Update

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Our very impressive cardinal season continues to the gates of fall.  We have a good many birds this year, proving that we have a good habi...
Saturday, August 9, 2014

Coneflowers a Hi!

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The growing collection of wildflowers has been a great draw for wildlife, especially birds.  And as these flowers propagate they are provi...
Friday, August 8, 2014

Hawk Controversy in the Burbs

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A friend recently wrote saying he'd been hearing an unfamiliar bird call in his suburban neighborhood.  He decided he had a Harris Haw...
Thursday, August 7, 2014

Almost The End of Catbird Summer

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I think that the shortest visit of any of our migrants is that of the Gray Catbird.  They show up  in April and are regularly gone in Augu...
Wednesday, August 6, 2014

Water Garden Birds

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Since I installed a little water garden in the backyard (merely a half barrel wrapped in fabric, with a lizards tail plant) I have seen in...
Tuesday, July 29, 2014

Duck, Interrupted

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Ever since I caught the attention of a rogue female Mallard in the scratch ground a few weeks, I have been on high alert for these pesky c...
Sunday, July 27, 2014

Hummer Doings are Different

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One of the most striking things about the current hummingbird season is the surprising amity between birds.  I am used to one particular h...
Friday, July 25, 2014

Anachronisms, Maybe

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Last week we did some touring, one the stops being a charming museum of medieval art in New York City, the Cloisters.  As is my habit I ke...
Wednesday, July 23, 2014

Hummer Balm

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As the summer has mounted we are seeing ever more hummingbird activity, especially in the native wildflower garden.  The Bee Balm (shown) ...
Tuesday, July 22, 2014

The Neighbors are Talking

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We have a Barred Owl in the area, and the neighbors are talking.  Or at least the last few neighbors I spoke with.  They brought up the su...
Monday, July 21, 2014

The Big Fledge

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Hello friends! I am back at post and observing what's out there.  And what was out there this past Sunday was a fledge at the Colonial...
Friday, July 11, 2014

Watching... Waiting...

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The drama at the Williamsburg Bird Bottle is reaching its climax.  There is a definite active nest (for the second time in 2014!) and I kn...
Wednesday, July 9, 2014

And Another Look at the Bird Bath

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How about one more bird bather?  Well, sure!  And here is a fine shot of one of the more vigorous bath users---a Brown Thrasher.  All of t...
Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Another Bird Bath Memory

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Yesterday's post on bird bath use got me remembering some of the fine bird bath photos I have collected over the years with the Wingsc...
Monday, July 7, 2014

New Bath is Definitely in Use

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I figured it wouldn't be a great matter of time before the first bird made use of my new, third bird bath (out in sunnier digs equip...
Sunday, July 6, 2014

Finally! At a Feeder

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At last!  I have proof that the hummingbirds are making visits to my nectar feeders.  For whatever reasons I have had terrible luck obse...
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David R. Lindquist
This Wingscapes BirdCam enthusiast and keeper of a well-stocked "bird cafe" has been watching birds in Cary for over 18 years. I adopted the BirdCam in December 2007 and have been working with the product daily, recording over 35 species locally and gaining significant experience with the use of this amazing device. I'm not a "power birder." While I enjoy birdwatching in the field, I appreciate the simple delights of the birds found in my own backyard or in places just down the street. These are truly interesting places and I never tire of the little stories told every day in those places. The birds are central to this experience, but expect me to talk about the things that also are part of the birdwatching experience here at Cary BirdCam, from buying bird seed to crunching numbers in the logbook. Thanks for being a reader!
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