Viewer Information This is a tray feeder containing Mealworms. This station is used to feed the Western Bluebirds mealworms (Tenebrio malitor). Mealworm distribution was discontinued this year due to it’s possible influence on a nest box study being conduction on the reserve. Your browser does not support iframes.    

Viewer Information The bird bath is located next to the feeder station: Viewers are likely to see the American Crow, Band-tailed Pigeon, Black-Headed Grosbeak, Common Raven, Dark-eyed Junco, Mountain Chickadee, Mourning Dove, Northern Flicker, Purple and House Finch, Pygmy and White-breasted Nuthatch, Stellar’s Jay, Western Bluebird, White-headed and Acorn Woodpecker bathing and/or drinking from the…

Viewer Information The nectar feeder is visited by Anna’s, Black-chinned and Rufous Hummingbirds. Viewers may occasionally see Calliope and Costa’s hummingbirds. The nectar is a mixture of 1 part table sugar to 4-5 parts water. Hummingbirds also feed on small insects in addition to nectar. Your browser does not support iframes.  

Viewer Information This camera is located on the post of the feeder station. We use suet and seed in this feeder station. Viewers are likely to see many of our resident birds such as the American Crow, American Robin, Band-tailed Pigeon, Common Raven, Dark-eyed Junco, Mountain Chickadee, Mourning Dove, Pygmy and White-breasted Nuthatch, Purple and…

Viewer Information We use suet and seed in this feeder station. Viewers are likely to see many of our resident birds such as the American Crow, American Robin, Band-tailed Pigeon, Common Raven, Dark-eyed Junco, Mountain Chickadee, Mourning Dove, Pygmy and White-breasted Nuthatch, Purple and House Finch, Northern Flicker, Stellar’s Jay and White-headed and Acorn Woodpecker.…

Click on the thumbnail of the birdfeeder, and you’ll be redirected to the birdfeeder page. Feeder Station: main view Feeder Station: close up Bird Bath Meal Worm Feeder Tray Feeder Hummingbird Feeder Quail Waterhole Wide Angle