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[log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 13 Jan 2007 08:40:23 -0500151_iso-8859-1 Woke up this morning to about 150+ Robins in my front and back yard. I
didn't expect that.

Good Birding

Bob
Hilliard, Oh44_13Jan200708:40:[log in to unmask]
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On Wed, Jan 24, I had an odd collection of blackbirds for my yard in January.
 As well as the regular winter feeder birds, I had a half dozen or more
Brown-headed Cowbirds and one male Red-winged Blackbird at my ground feeder
(containing a mix of white millet and black oil sunflower seeds.)  As I was leaving,
I saw a lone Eastern Meadowlark perched on a power line.  This is the first
January for all three species in the 10 years I have lived here.

~Kathi
Kathi Hutton
Felicity, Clermont Co.
Delorme pg 82, B3
Lat. 38.828, Lon. -84.063

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