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House finch mathematics

Posted Sunday, December 16, 2007Friday, April 23, 2010 Jess Yarnell

How many House Finches can fit on a 4-bird feeder?

House Finches

House Finches

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Jess My blog started as a daily record of wildlife and plants in my backyard garden, plus snapshots of our cats and Rich's favorite turtles. Then I discovered bird photography, and now the birds outnumber the cats and turtles! Browse the links below to see birds and other critters photographed around Central Florida.

My Reference Pages

  • Backyard Bird Identification
  • Central Florida Bird Photography Locations
  • Gardening for the Birds
  • Rose Identification

Backyard Photography

  • Birds
  • Roses
  • Butterflies
  • Garden
  • My Parents' Backyard

Central Florida Photography Locations

  • Alligator Farm
  • Archie Carr National Wildlife Refuge
  • Black Skimmer Colonies
  • Blue Cypress Lake
  • Blue Springs State Park
  • Bok Tower
  • Brevard Zoo
  • Brian Piccolo Park
  • Callaway Gardens
  • Cape Coral Burrowing Owls
  • Chinsegut
  • Circle B Bar Reserve
  • Cockroach Bay Preserve
  • Coral Cove Park
  • Cox Road Kingbird Roost (Polk)
  • Emeralda Marsh Conservation Area
  • Fort De Soto
  • Gatorland Rookery
  • Greenwood Cemetery Eagle Nest
  • Holloway Park
  • Huguenot Memorial Park
  • Joe Overstreet Road
  • Lake Apopka
  • Lake County Backroads
  • Lake Hancock Outfall Wetlands
  • Lake Jesup
  • Lake Louisa State Park
  • Lake Mirror
  • Lake Morton
  • Lake Parker Park
  • Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge
  • Leu Gardens
  • Little Estero Critical Wildlife Area
  • Loggerhead Park
  • Lowry Park Zoo
  • Lukas Butterfly Encounter
  • Maine Trip – July 2013
  • Marineland Beach
  • Marshall Hampton Reserve
  • Matanzas Tern Colony
  • Mead Gardens
  • Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge
  • Moccasin Island Tract
  • Oakland Nature Preserve
  • Orlando Wetlands
  • PEAR Park
  • Polk Rookery
  • Sandhill Crane Nest
  • Sandhill Crane Nest #2
  • Sanibel Island
  • Seminole Towne Center Pond
  • Silver Springs
  • Stick Marsh
  • Tibet-Butler Nature Preserve
  • Venice Rookery
  • Viera Wetlands
  • Weekiwachee Preserve
  • Wekiva Springs State Park
  • Winter Park Osprey Nest
  • Other Places

Other Photography

  • Astrophotography
  • Cats
  • Digital Art
  • Flower Photography
  • Macro Photography
  • Turtles

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I’m mostly self-taught in nature and photography topics. Below are links to some of the websites that might be of interest to someone new to Central Florida wildlife and/or photography.

Nature and Photography References

  • badbirdz Migration Radar
  • Biosphere Nursery
  • Bird Migration Forecast
  • Birdbrain listserv
  • Canon Rumors
  • Central Florida Photo Ops
  • Cornell Lab of Ornithology
  • Dina's Wildlife Adventures
  • Don Komarechka Photography
  • Ebird
  • Firefall Photography
  • Garden Web
  • Great Florida Birding Trail
  • Lukas Nursery
  • Marina Scarr Photography
  • Melissa Groo Photography
  • Michael Libbe Photography
  • On the Wing Photography
  • Our Natural Places
  • Sunset Forecast
  • TNWA Photography
  • What Bird?
  • What's that Bug?
  • Wild Birds Unlimited

My parents also enjoy welcoming wild birds to their backyard. See some of their photography in the links below.

My Parents' Birds

  • Dyeyo's Pictures

Our Cats

  • Goldilocks
  • Squirt
  • Whiskey

My Other Hobbies

  • Cross-stitch
  • My Robots
  • Study Abroad in Spain

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