Greensboro Birds

Read older posts by date, or read about specific birds, bugs, and blooms in the official GBirds Archive.

Last of Fall:
Monarch: 11/9!
Ruby-throated Hummingbird: 10/8
Gray Catbird: 9/28
Hummingbird Moth: 9/26
Bumblebee: 10/28

First of Winter:
FIRST FROST: 10/18
Yellow-rumped Warbler: 10/16
White-throated Sparrow: 10/16
Golden-crowned Kinglet: 10/16
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker: 10/16
Pine Siskin: 10/16
Ruby-crowned Kinglet: 10/27 (lots!)
Cedar Waxwing: 11/1 (sighted in area through July!)
Dark-eyed Junco: 11/2

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Confirmed by Cornell, this Oregon-race Dark-eyed Junco was spotted in our yard on February 21, 2008! The Oregon junco is usually found in the western half of the United States.