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  1. CindyinAtl

    Binocular recommendations?

    Ah, thank you! The 8x's worked well with my glasses. So, for Vortex, I should probably stick wtih those. Hoping someone knows of 10x's that work well with glasses.
  2. CindyinAtl

    Binocular recommendations?

    I currently have little Nikon Travelite II, 9x25's that I use for kitchen window viewing. They are not that great, a little dark and difficult to get good focus. I'd like to move up to something that gives me more light and more clarity. I'd REALLY like to have something that magnifies more...
  3. CindyinAtl

    Territorial Mockingbird

  4. CindyinAtl

    Territorial Mockingbird

    I've enjoyed a wide variety of birds at my feeder over the winter (in Atlanta suburbs). But, all of a sudden a mockingbird has started chasing and attacking any bird that tries to come to the feeders. This is particularly distressing since I was starting to see the bluebirds expressing...
  5. CindyinAtl

    Feeding and problems with mice

    Bozzy, I have the same problems with the Starlings and Brown Thrashers. They throw food all over the place. I changed to tube feeders (Droll Yankee is one manufacturer) that have small perches that the Starlings can 't use. It does a pretty good job of keeping scatter down some. There are a...
  6. CindyinAtl

    Bluebird Wing Waving at former Box site

    I had to take down my BB box because House Wrens were trying to nest there and I didn't want the BBs starting another nesting there now that House Wrens are in the territory. The BB parents and their 3 little ones have returned to my yard and are using the birdbath and feeder. The male BB goes...
  7. CindyinAtl

    Busy day at the feeder

    I've had my feeder up for just over a week now and word is spreading fast in the bird community ;) In fact, even a few mammals are getting the word. Today I've seen at the feeder: 2 Mourning Doves and their juvenile 3 cardinals (male, female and what might be a juvenile male) Bluebirds...
  8. CindyinAtl

    Anyone else from Georgia?

    Gosh, there hasn't been a post here since 2007! Anyone out there?
  9. CindyinAtl

    an inconvenient truth

    Regardless of your views on global warming, An Inconvenient Truth really gets you thinking! I thought it was so well done that I ordered it on DVD.
  10. CindyinAtl

    fat balls or not fat balls?that is the question

    I find it interesting that many of you feed Starlings. In the states we work hard to figure out how to keep them away from of our backyards! They will come in huge flocks if you put something like suet or peanuts out for feed. I'm talking 50 to 100 of them! It can get quite messy if you know...
  11. CindyinAtl

    Bird Bath

    My birdbath has the following regular visitors: Robin (male and female) House Finches Purple Finches Cardinal (male and female) Eastern Bluebirds (family with 4 babies about 2 weeks old) Starlings Mockingbird
  12. CindyinAtl

    Hello from Atlanta, GA

    I am so pleased to have found this forum! I am a back yard bird enthusiast who is hoping to branch out into the wild a bit more. For the past 8 years I've watched bluebirds raise at least 2 families per year in my back yard. But, alas, the darned House Wrens have invaded the neighborhood and...
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