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Tue, 7 Feb 2012 12:03:24 -0500
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Good monring OH birders,

I had a flock of 15 male American Robins in my neighborhood at dawn this
morning, which I think is significant since I have no fruit trees or
running water in the vicinity, and haven't seen them in th area so far this
winter. That being said, this is my first winter in Ohio, so it may not be
migratory movement that brought them in, but since we have Great Blue
Herons back already and reports of Blackbirds and Woodcock back in town,
perhaps the Robins are back as well? I think it is odd they showed up
before Eastern Bluebirds, as I am used to Bluebirds being the early
thrushes back in spring (in Minnesota, where I have been for the past 20
years).

Good birding to you all,

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*Mark Alt*
(612) 803-9085 Cell
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Copley, OH
Summit County

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