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Was surprised to find a first year Black-billed Cuckoo
 in the yard this AM.

I have spent the last 20 years growing Milk Weed in the yard.

I had no Monarchs this year but do have Milk weed tussock (SP?)moth
caterpillars that the Black-billed Cuckoo was eating up a storm.

Did manage to get a few photos. He did not stay long.

I moved 3 caterpillars to another plant that he could see and the Cuckoo
flew in and ate them.




Scott Wright
North Olmsted, Ohio

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