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Luke and I were happy to see our FOY Chipper in our front yard this morning. Also, we have been hearing the lovely "Old-Sam-Peabody-Peabody" song of the White-throated Sparrow in the mornings for several days now.
A flock of as many as 50 Pine Siskins (love how vocal they are!) continue in our yard as well, and we believe we have seen some nesting behavior - we are hopeful, though realize this would be unusual.
Our street continues to bring gifts, including flyovers of Sharp-Shined, Coopers, and Red-Shouldered Hawks all within about a 15 minute period Monday around 6pm. The Red-Shouldered likes to eat dinner while perched on our backyard fence! All of this in densely developed Colonial Hills! Amazing!
Happy birding everyone!
Liz
Worthington, OH
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