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Birdfy Birdwatching Day

Birdfy Birdwatching Day

November 13, 2026 Elizabeth Leave a Comment

Let’s do a couple minutes of birdwatching from our Birdfy cameras.

You’ll see a House Finch first. This Birdfy camera is used in the summertime for a hummingbird feeder and never has seed in it. They still top here on their way to other places in the yard. And, sometimes, they look around as if they think there should be seeds here.

We have another one of these feeders WITH seeds in the back, so I can understand their confusion. That’s where we go next, to the backyard feeder.

First we see a Red Bellied Woodpecker. Notice how he’s repeatedly looking up – that’s because a Blue Jay is looming over.

After the Red Bellied leaves, then the Blue Jay comes in for a seed.

Followed by our backyard champion and regular, Tufted Titmouse – comes several times, uncertain if it’s the same one or different one. There’s lots of these guys around.

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