Hannes
Guest
Jun 19, 2007
12:22 AM
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I live between Wallace and Highbury on 14th Avenue in Vancouver. For the last 15 years I have been feeding Chicadees from a small globe feeder whose sunflower feed I had to renew every 5 days at least.
This year 2007 I filled the feeder in January and in April it was still hardly untouched by chicadees.
Robins occasionaly fed there - but no CHICADEES>
Can anybody tell me what happened.
Thank you,
e-mail: hannes.von@shaw.ca
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cbd@hawaii.rr.com
Guest
Jul 03, 2007
5:46 AM
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We are in Muskoka and this year we have only seen one chickadee when in past years we have had many many. We are wodnering the same thing, what has happened to them.
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guest
Guest
Aug 09, 2007
3:22 PM
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Chickadees are an irruptive bird. This means that they will stay in one area for a while and the move on.
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susan
Guest
Sep 13, 2007
5:08 PM
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we live on Gabriola Island and have noticed over the past couple of weeks that there have been no birds at our feeder. We ususally fill it at least onece a day, I seem to remember something like this happening last year,
any ideas?
thanks
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Jennifer W
Guest
Dec 23, 2007
6:10 PM
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I am in northern Ontario, 4 hours north of Toronto, and have never had chickadees stay through the winter....until this year. This year they are everywhere! So maybe they have moved on here from somewhere else.
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keith
Guest
Jan 14, 2008
4:02 PM
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I am at Arbutus and close to the shopping center there. I have a regular crew of Chickadees who visit constantly plus a Junco and a pair of finches. Nothing else.
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ohjackie
1 post
Mar 13, 2008
3:25 AM
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We live in Welland Ontario, and I have had 8 chickadees for the past two winters at my feeder. I have enjoyed taking their pictures and just watching them from my kitchen window. I am a newbie at bird feeding, and I know that when the snow is melted my lawn will be a mess. Any ideas?
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