WTF?? Its December in Pennsylvania and there are birds everywhere!!

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Yeah! In Omaha, ne I have several birds wanting to nest under my car though in years past I never payed attention to birds but seems more like early spring rather then early winter with bird patterns


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Yep, 70 something here yesterday. The cardinals were bathing themselves in our pond :).

Please kill them

its been 55/60 degrees past three days in new england area... birds are everywhere singing and I am still running outdoors in a tank top and shorts. I had to put sunscreen on yesterday the sun was so intense. but I am not complaining, better than shoveling snow :)

Not about temps, the magnetic field is how they navigate due to the chryptochromes behind their eyes.

If they can not fly south, it is because their navigation is not working.

Meaning there is enough electro-magnetic radiation to block the natural field lines. The Earths field is reducing, cellular transmission rates are growing, birds are getting fucked.

SOME birds fly south. And for many others, PA is south. This is where they winter. I also live in PA and theres always an abundance of year rounds including robins, cardinals, catbirds, crows and gobs of small birds like finches, wrens and buntings. (Most of them appear in my yard all winter.) The only bird that never goes anywhere and should is the Canada goose.

I havent noticed anything unusual in bird activity.

Exactly. I live near Syracuse, and I can tell you first hand bird watching in the winter is just as active as in the summer.

How anyone can reach adulthood and think birds vanish in winter blows my mind. But we know the caliber of some of the people here.

Its december in Pennsylvania?

Lmao, not all birds are migratory. There are many many species that stay here in PA for their lifetime.

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the dark rift cometh

Agreed. I am, however, loving the temperature here.

Yup. I see cardinals all year, just not bathing in the pond that was just frozen last week, lol.

Lol right. I put out a bird feeder only in the winter to help out the ones that stay around. The thing is usually full of different species of finches, blue jays, cardinals, robbins, red winged black birds, sparrows, starlings, etc.

here in ft laud i live on a sixty acre lake and every year about the 15 to the 20 of nov. we have thousands of migrating black tip sea gulls that come down and at night they stay on our lake.

this year there are a lot less than ever before and my brother just came back from ohio and he said that the weather is warm up there.

something is not right...

must we do this every fall and winter?

That's awesome :).