Blendon Woods Metropark. They also had one Greater white-fronted goose and mergansers. I saw the goose, but sadly missed the mergansers.
i will try to photograph the grosbeak - maybe my boss at the nature center photographed them already, I'll ask her.


From: [log in to unmask]: [log in to unmask]: re:Subject: red-breasted nuthatch?Date: Sat, 5 Jan 2008 16:58:55 -0800



Hi,
 
Yes there are plenty of Red-br Nuthatches in Columbus right now.  I live in Columbus and have had a pair in my back yard since Sept. Probably the easiest place to see on in Columbus right now is at the Greenlawn Cemetery where there are many in the area of the pit (the pond in the center of the cemetery). There are feeders there some RBNU's always seem to be present.
 
Where in Columbus did you see the Snow Geese?
 
Are you 100% certain that you saw a Rose-breadted Grosbeak? There are only about a dozen winter records from Ohio, and you might want to try to photograph it.
 
Bob Royse
 
 
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