For me the spring return starts with the horned larks showing up along the roadsides here early to mid Feb. Then the other migrants appear one after another thru spring.

I've spent all morning trying to keep a bluebird from attacking himself in my windows. Haven't seen him in an hour or so, so hopefully he went elsewhere.

No Robins here yet, they would starve. When they first arrive I see them in my crabapple trees eating the berries. Heard a killdeer last week.

I enjoy watching hummingbirds all winter. Alright, I’m in AZ.

Well, I could rotate, but not insert/replace

Just saw the first red winged blackbird here. And more Sandhills every day.

first nesting pair of geese showed up tonite.

Still haven't heard the Turkeys Gobble or the Whipporwills yet. I usually sit outside of a night listening to those Whipporwills.

It's absolutely amazing.

It is amazing…..and Free

Long way to go here before we see migrants, snow and more snow on the way and next couple week forecast not much melting. Winter is getting really old.

Red Winged Black birds showed up today, Snow storm for friday. Hope the Kildeer and flycatchers stay away for another week.

A Grackle just showed up to the bird feeder, early for them here.

Seen a robin last week boy did it screw up.

Geese never left, see them every day. Robins are back in small numbers and some years I don't believe they ever leave. See them all winter in the heavy cover and very heavy tree areas.

Blue birds in my yard today. They hop around in a dogwood that has not yet budded.

Saw some Kildeer today, they are gonna be sorry, We got 8 in snow commin tomorrow nite.

A lot of birds around I envy you guys that can hear I haven't heard a bird chirp since 1992 when I was 28 now the only time is if I have walkers game ears in hunting and my directional use is terrible

just saw the first geese yesterday

I have had a dozen red wing blackbirds hanging around my bird feeders for a couple days now. Starting to see more geese in the area also. Going to be a little tough finding something to eat for awhile. There is lots of snow here yet and more falling now.

I spent a number of nights tent camping in the George Washington National Forest listening to the whippoorwills during spring gobbler season .Also had a few grouse near enough to camp to be able to hear them drumming Those two sounds are a part of the memory bank of being in the woods in W VA in April and May.