Hi Renee,

I also witnessed a female cardinal feeding a young female yesterday at our
feeders in Holmes County. My thoughts leaned toward it being a little late
as well.

Michele

On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Renee <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Just a few moments ago there was a Lincoln's sparrow out in my back yard
> (northern Summit County). Even though I've seen them before, obtaining a
> decent photo remains a thorn in my side. Once I'd obtained the camera, the
> sparrow had flown away. Here's the thing: next I witnessed a female
> northern
> cardinal moving back and forth from the feeder filled with safflower to a
> nearby tree, where she was feeding a young male. This seems really late. He
> was really hungry and they paid no mind to the camera.
> So, does this seem late to anyone else?
>
> (On an unrelated note, someone was kind enough to reply privately about how
> to post photos of the Vermillion Flycatcher, and I lost the email. Ugh.
> Sorry about that.)
>
> Renee
>
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