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On Thursday, a pair of bald eagles paid a rare visit to my yard, which I thought made a fine end-of-year bird. However, when I went outside with my camera to get a picture, chickadee alarm calls alerted me to yet another raptor - an adult goshawk zooming past overhead. By some miracle I managed to not only get it in my camera sights but also in focus, though it was too far away for a good photo.
My first birds of the new year were the chickadees and goldfinches
which have lately descended on my feeders (and are currently very busy
draining the sunflower and niger seeds).
Kathleen MacAulay
Milford Station
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draining the sunflower and niger seeds).</span><br><br>Kathleen MacAulay<br>Milford Station<br></div></div>
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