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<blockquote data-quote="Davy Crockett" data-source="post: 341561" data-attributes="member: 367">The birds here seems healthy too,&nbsp; although about 5 years ago we found several dead birds around the yard in June.&nbsp;&nbsp; They looked sick / skinny , it seemed out of the ordinary with all the trees we have I would have thought they would go out in the woods to die but these were like they died in mid flight.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Today I'm watching a pair of mad magpies stomping around on the ground and assessing thier damage,&nbsp; One of our big evergreens had damage years ago and grew two trunks and magpies had a nest in the crotch ,&nbsp; yesterday the ice and wind broke the top in two and magpie nest is on the ground.&nbsp; It's a weaved stick nest about the size of a bushel basket , built well and survived the crash.&nbsp;&nbsp; It actually looks pretty cool so I can see as a yard ornament/conversation piece in the future. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Last Thursday I saw the biggest flock of snow geese in the air that Iv'e ever seen fly over our place,&nbsp; they were plying over non stop all day.&nbsp;I forgot to look but is there a decent migration website that tracks snow geese ?&nbsp; &nbsp; I was wondering where there were that many birds bunched up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Davy Crockett, post: 341561, member: 367"] The birds here seems healthy too, although about 5 years ago we found several dead birds around the yard in June. They looked sick / skinny , it seemed out of the ordinary with all the trees we have I would have thought they would go out in the woods to die but these were like they died in mid flight. Today I'm watching a pair of mad magpies stomping around on the ground and assessing thier damage, One of our big evergreens had damage years ago and grew two trunks and magpies had a nest in the crotch , yesterday the ice and wind broke the top in two and magpie nest is on the ground. It's a weaved stick nest about the size of a bushel basket , built well and survived the crash. It actually looks pretty cool so I can see as a yard ornament/conversation piece in the future. Last Thursday I saw the biggest flock of snow geese in the air that Iv'e ever seen fly over our place, they were plying over non stop all day. I forgot to look but is there a decent migration website that tracks snow geese ? I was wondering where there were that many birds bunched up. [/QUOTE]

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