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Volume
42, Number 2,
February 1996:
Backyard Birds
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version
ISSUE
HOME PAGE
ABOUT
THIS ISSUE
- about KSN
- about the author
IN THIS ISSUE
- introduction
- what do you
need to go birding?
- some common
backyard birds
- house finch
- American robin
- house wren
- European
starling
- house sparrow
- black-capped
chickadee
- northern
cardinal
- ruby-throated
hummingbird
- blue jay
- gray catbird
- purple martin
- downy woodpecker
- eastern bluebird
- Baltimore oriole
- American
goldfinch
- the Kansas
winter bird feeder survey
- acknowledgment
- owls
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Backyard
Birds
by Marvin
Schwilling
SOME
COMMON BACKYARD BIRDS
Following
are some of the most common birds that come to our feeders
or nest in our yards. Birders who have kept "yard lists"
in Kansas have counted over 100 species when lists are maintained
for several years.
house
finch
American
robin
house
wren
European
starling
house
sparrow
black-capped
chickadee
northern
cardinal
ruby-throated
hummingbird
blue
jay
gray
catbird
purple
martin
downy
woodpecker
eastern
bluebird
Baltimore
oriole
American
goldfinch
Next:
the Kansas winter bird feeder survey
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