YOU ALREADY CALL HIM RED — HE HAS NO PAGE OF HIS OWN
HIS BEST 4 OF AT LEAST 300 — PICK THE ONE THAT LOOKS LIKE HIM
House Sparrow
2,052 visits since June 8 — more than House Finch (318) and every other bird behind him. First seen June 8, 1:41 AM. Last
seen July 6, 3:35 PM. You
know him already.
GIVE HIM HIS NAME
Anything you actually call him. Shae named the magpie Claris because of the way she walks. There is no other rule.
All 2,052 sightings move under
the name, he gets a page of his own, and a star goes on the life list. You can change any
of it later.
THE LAST REAL VISITS · NOTHING AT THE FEEDER TODAY
The bird watch has logged nothing real today. These are the last visits it did catch.
There is one camera, and the bar above is only how today is being divided. It is not what emptied the summer. The outdoor outlet feeding the camera blew, and it
stayed dark until an electrician could get to it: the watch logged its last bird on
August 30 and nothing since, 41 days with nothing watching.
Give the birds the hour — pause all 8 garden schedules
quiet hours by the clock — not wired yet A schedule here is an interval and a switch; it has no time-of-day window, so "4 PM to 9 AM
belongs to the birds" cannot be written into it. The switch above does the real thing
instead, now, and holds until you switch it back.
a star means one of ours — press one to draw it, press it again to rub it out. 79
species have come through, 5 are on the list, and one of them has a page already