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--bcaec5395ee6761cd504a18c048e Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 I was out this afternoon and came across a small flock of Palm Warblers (6). In our yard, our large presence of Redpolls are slowly being replaced by American Goldfinches and a few Pine Siskin. We hadn't seen an Evening Grosbeak since the Fall and last week they returned a couple at a time and by this week we seem to be getting about 20 to 30 at a time, we also had 4 Brown-headed Cowbirds show up this week, first there were three males and one female but the last two days has been four males and no sign of the female. We have a pair of WB Nuthatches that have been around all Winter and our regular Downy's, Hairy's as well as a regular visit from a female Northern Flicker. Others, there have been a yard full of Junco's, Song, Chipping and Fox Sparrow's. The other day there was a male Cardinal in our yard but flew as soon as he was noticed but later in the day we spotted a female up in a tree a few yards over and we are hearing them singing every morning but not too sure from where. Cheers! Jeff in Springhill. --bcaec5395ee6761cd504a18c048e Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable I was out this afternoon and came across a small flock of Palm Warblers (6)= .<div><br></div><div>In our yard, our large=A0presence of Redpolls are slow= ly being replaced by American Goldfinches and a few Pine Siskin. We hadn= 9;t seen an Evening Grosbeak since the Fall and last week=A0they returned a= couple at a time and by this week we seem to be getting about 20 to 30 at = a time, we also had 4 Brown-headed Cowbirds show up this week, first there = were three males and one female but the last two days has been four males a= nd no sign of the female. We have a pair of WB Nuthatches that have been ar= ound all Winter and our regular Downy's, Hairy's as well as a regul= ar visit from a female Northern Flicker. Others, there have been a yard ful= l of Junco's, Song, Chipping and Fox Sparrow's.</div> <div>The other day there was a male Cardinal in our yard but flew as soon a= s he was noticed but later in the day we spotted a female up in a tree a fe= w yards over and we are hearing them singing every morning but not too sure= from where.</div> <div><br></div><div>Cheers!</div><div>Jeff in Springhill.</div> --bcaec5395ee6761cd504a18c048e--
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