[obol] Cedar Waxwings and Red-hot Pokers
JLKolias at aol.com
JLKolias at aol.com
Tue Jun 10 07:46:19 PDT 2008
The CEDAR WAXWINGS have been in our SE Portland backyard since May 31. There
is a flock of 60-100 birds that visit the Red Hot Stove Pokers in the
morning, at mid-day and in the evening. We have large groups of Stove Pokers
approximately 70 each.
Judy Kolias
SE Portland
Unincorporated Clackamas County
In a message dated 6/9/2008 9:45:44 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
ptsulliv at spiritone.com writes:
OBOL:
This weekend Carol and I were treated to 2-3 over-the-top beautiful scenes:
A cluster of bright red-and-yellow Red-hot Poker plants, festooned with
yellow-and-burnt-orange CEDAR WAXWINGS. The birds were clinging to the
stems and feeding on the yellow flowers at the bottom of each flowering
spike. The birds faces were yellow with pollen. The whole scene was
spectacular!
Locations:
Ballston Rd., S of Sheridan
Corner of Finn & Webfoot Rds, N. of Hopewell
Kings Valley (reported by the owner of the store)
Check out your local patch of Red-hot Pokers.
Good birding, everyone,
Paul T. Sullivan
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