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This evening I got hit with a nice one-two punch of new arrivals to our
county road in rural southwest Athens county:  a singing Baltimore Oriole
and then, quite a while later, a singing Black-billed Cuckoo.  I saw the
Baltimore's building a nest in a sycamore at the end of our road last year,
so hopefully they will nest here again.  We've had a Cerulean singing on our
property for several days now, and the Blue-gray Gnatcatchers are still
present in very concentrated numbers.  I don't know if this is normal or
not, but it's not anything I've ever noticed before.

And while I haven't seen any yet myself, I've had reports from several
friends of hummingbirds at their feeders elsewhere in the county.

Good birding!
Heather Aubke
Albany, OH

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