Irruptive winter?

 

Irruptive species of birds are ones that don’t migrate to a particular region every winter. Rather, they do so some winters, but not others. This year is shaping up to be a good year for seeing irruptive species around the Lake. Here are three seen a few days ago.

Redpolls have already been mentioned this year, but there are many around.

Bohemian Waxwings are back in good numbers.

So far, I haven’t seen many Pine Grosbeaks, but a few females were enjoying rowan berries.

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One Response to Irruptive winter?

  1. Bob Ritchie says:

    Interesting, you are seeing more of ones that normally don’t show up. In Chase we are seeing very few of the ones that are normally here.
    Bob

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