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Late this afternoon, in the arboretum at S. Chagrin Reservation, a
small flock of pine
siskins was feeding in the sweetgum trees, along with a few chickadees.
These are terrific trees for attracting birds. A couple of days ago I
found close to 100 dark eyed juncos feeding, mainly on the ground,
under some large sweetgums in the cemetery on Chagrin Road.
(The one behind Tower East, with the Peregrine Falcons.)
Inga Schmidt
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