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Michele Skolmutch <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 26 Jan 2009 16:46:13 -0500
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Late this afternoon a lone common redpoll spent about 20 minutes getting her fair share of thistle from a feeder I put up a couple of weeks ago. It obviously paid off! What a beautiful bird!

Other highlights of the day included:

pine siskins - in varying numbers

YB sapsucker - male who's been a regular visitor for the last 3 or so weeks

red-shouldered hawk - has become a regular visitor to our yard. This morning he (or she) perched high in a old hickory tree and was undisturbed by the bus stopping underneath it to pick up my son.

WB nuthatch
cardinal s
junco
RB woodpecker s
downy woodpecker s
song sparrow
white throated sparrow s
AM tree sparrows
AM goldfinches
tufted titmouse
chickadees
mourning doves
blue jays
crows
carolina wren

Happy birding!
Michele Skolmutch
Between Nashville & Glenmont - Holmes Co., Ohio
http://skolmutch2.blogspot.com

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