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this is what I saw ~ and ~ I'm still waiting for the juncos to show up ![[Linked Image]](http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/ss241/2thtek2/Birds/birds3december09004.jpg) ![[Linked Image]](http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/ss241/2thtek2/Birds/birds2december09005.jpg)
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You have a first year female and male House Sparrow. The female is the top picture, the male is the bottom picture. I had about 30 House Sparrows and a couple of Mockingbirds at my feeders today.
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Thanks Thorney
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Nice pictures Diane! I think we have all your juncos here this year - tons of them eating on my deck under the feeder!
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Lynne I've seen only a few junco's the other day But my battery for camera was charging,, I've haven't seen them since,,  I don't remember seeing robins in the winter But I have seen 3 of them today
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hey---who has MY juncos--and my finches---I do however have 1 bird out of my 3 usual sets of cardinals. 
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hey---who has MY juncos--and my finches 
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Woodpeckers are loving my suet , all day in this storm.
Snow birds and titmouses .
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hey---who has MY juncos--and my finches well I'll let it go this once, Willy, but--lets not make it a habit ok????? 
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is this a chipping sparrow or maybe a carolina wren?? ![[Linked Image]](https://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL145/2152270/21313142/380974631.jpg)
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so my robins went to Texas. very nice pixs!
I love my garden
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[quote=Bestofour]is this a chipping sparrow or maybe a carolina wren??
That's a Chipping Sparrow. Good Job on the ID!
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He's back........he's back.. Either way he's back to us.
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Sheri are you going to bird classes as well? OR just camera? Did you start yet?
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I haven't started any classes.
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Starlings......lots and lots of Starlings......and two Ring-Billed Gulls.
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Thorny what is this Bird?? there is a touch of yellow on it's breast, sorry the picture isn't clear, ![[Linked Image]](http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/ss241/2thtek2/Birds/whatamI.jpg)
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That bird is a Yellow-Rumped Warbler, most often seen in Winter. This bird has the adorable nickname, "Butter Butt". They like peanut flavored suet and like to hang out in suburban yards in Winter.
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I was wondering if that was what it was,, There are a bunch of them around,, But they don't sit still long at all,, geeeeeeeeez!,, thanks Thorny for confirming My instinct !
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Here is a picture I took a year ago of a Yellow-Rumped Warbler, that shows WHY it is called a Yellow-Rumped OR Butter Butt. ![[Linked Image]](http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a327/Thornius/YRWA01.jpg)
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Frickin COOOOOOOOOOl Picture Thorney!!!!!!!!!
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Saw a Cooper's hawk fly across the road at waist height, today. MASSIVE snowstorm expected here Thursday and Friday. Been having snow showers here all day and the Starlings are forming huge flocks and are feeding on the ground.
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I saw a sparrow Hawk today,,! But I was driving and couldn't get a picture even tho my camera was right beside me there was No where to pull over!
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hey---who has MY juncos--and my finches OK< Bill they WERE coming back--at one point I even had 2 pairs of Cardinals back & several Juncos. But of late I am hard pressed to even see a sparrow & 1 or 2 finches. Surely word of your new feeder has not had time to spread all the way down here ???
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I still have lots of Juncos and other species, but they are all year round residents of CH. I have never even seen a Cardinal, so you are lucky! The  pig pukes  next door have been shooting my Stellar Jays (for fun?) I have been trying my best to care for an injured one for a few weeks. (I named him Pud). He is beginning to know his name, but he is getting very fat and sassy lately. I am beginning to wonder if he is faking his limp just to keep getting his 'special' food. I guess that's ok though.... He's pretty special to me!
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:wink: I say if he is smart enough to fake it, then he should get to be a lifetime resident of CH.
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Cardinals are not found on the West Coast. They are found in the EASTERN half of the U.S. and Canada.
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I was not aware of that, thanks Thorny.
I was referring to Bill's wounded Stellar Blue Jay.
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is this a wood thrush I saw today? ![[Linked Image]](https://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL145/2152270/21313142/382018773.jpg) this little chickadee kept flying to the feeder for a second then flying back against this tree and curling up. I guess the cold was a little much for him. ![[Linked Image]](https://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL145/2152270/21313142/382018825.jpg) tufted titmouse ![[Linked Image]](https://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL145/2152270/21313142/382018798.jpg)
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Eastern Towhee I only see him once in a while and then it's a lone bird. ![[Linked Image]](https://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL145/2152270/21313142/382018776.jpg) This robin was so close to me I could have reached out and touched him. The cedar tree outside our upstairs bathroom was full of them today. I've never seen so many in one place and when I opened the window to take a picture they didn't fly away. ![[Linked Image]](https://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL145/2152270/21313142/382018770.jpg)
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dodge's boyfriend is still lurking around looking for her. ![[Linked Image]](https://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL145/2152270/21313142/382018780.jpg)
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Fat lil buggers . Must be food somewhere.
They are so cute little.
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![[Linked Image]](https://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL145/2152270/21313142/382018802.jpg) I'm not sure what this birds name is. ![[Linked Image]](https://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL145/2152270/21313142/382018794.jpg)
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I'm jealous! You guys are having great birds and great pictures! I can hear the Cedarwax Wings but haven't laid my eyes on them yet....saw a Cardinal today and Sparrows...
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I've gotten 1 or 2 pictures of the waxwings. They move too fast for me.
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They haven't started sitting in my trees or my neighbors yet....my holly bushes have berries, but the yaupons haven't gotten theirs yet....that's when I'll get my good pics of them!
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I have been trying my best to care for an injured one for a few weeks. (I named him Pud). The neighbor's cat murdered Pud yesterday...
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Last year they cleared the berries off our hollies in no time flat then pooped all over my driveway, car and one side of the house. It was a mess. There were so many of them. I sort of home they don't show up this year.
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wow and I WAS happy to see my woodpecker & my cardinals.  That is very nice photpgraphy, Sheri. You are a lucky lady to be able to see all of those. 
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Well I guess I don't notice the poop b/c it all goes to the yard....at least on my side....can't speak for the neighbors, but then again....they don't even notice all the beautiful birds around.....they are missing out!
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I have been trying my best to care for an injured one for a few weeks. (I named him Pud). The neighbor's cat murdered Pud yesterday... So sorry, Bill....... 
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You got some great shots of some mighty chilly birds, Sheri.
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Gosh Bill, I'm sorry about that. Our cat kills birds too. She killed an eastern bluebird a few weeks ago and I nearly had a coronary. We had put up a bluebird box last spring and babied that box along and had 3 sets of fledglings and then to have one murdered. I don't know why some cats are such hunters. Thank you Juniegirl. It's great to see cardinals and woodpeckers. I don't see many woodpeckers. I'm going to put some peanut butter on a tree and see if they come to dinner.
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That IS a Brown Thrasher. Your mystery bird is a Dark-Eyed Junco.
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That bright yellow bird is a Pine Warbler, the one next to it is a Chipping Sparrow.
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awwwwwwwwww so sorry Bill about Pud
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I don't see many woodpeckers. I'm going to put some peanut butter on a tree and see if they come to dinner. I have a lot of woodpeckers,, Sheri Get some Peanut suet or make some,, they LOVE it!
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Thanks Thornius. I don't think I'll ever learn. The brown thrasher and wood thrush look alike to me. I didn't even know I had dark eyed Juncos around here. Live and learn.
Diane, still reading my Birds and Blooms magazine and there's an article about spreading peanut butter on the truck of a tree, up high, so the birds feel safe. If you get it high enough they won't fly away as quickly as they do from a feeder. I'm gonna give that a try.
do you see them every day?
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yes I either hear them or see them daily Both at home and at work. Well I guess I'll get a ladder and smear Peanut butter,, But I bet the red squirrels get it first, they are trying their best to get into the suet cage
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What do you just smear pnut butter on something for them? Our cats help the birds eat. Today it was leftover potato chips. Cats ate the ones on the ground. b
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The article said to smear it on the tree trunk but Diane is right. The squirrels will have a picnic - not gonna do it.
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 I wont do it I wont do it. No trunk smears here....Anyways I eat my pnut butter. They can have leftovers. the squirrels have their own nuts out there. My butter nut trees an acornso or some thing . THey hid them in our garage some times. One stored them on the air cleaner of my car.. I cleaned the garage an the butternuts were everywhere. Even in hd helmets . lol 
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I also Put peanut butter on apple slices the mocking birds like it other birds pick at it and the Bluejays carry off what is left I place it in-between the slats of the wood fence It's so funny to see the squirrel pull at it, I push it down pretty snug
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Peanuts, peanut butter, and Black Oil Sunflower seeds are about the best things you can use in your feeders. In the U.K. they mainly use shelled peanuts in wire cages for the birds. Here, we use more Black Oil Sunflower seeds. Even the suet I use has high concentrations of peanut butter and BOSS (Black Oil Sunflower seeds)!.
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Hope those birds appreciat us ..
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dont I hear that--Here, Thistle is $2.00 a pound. 
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Pricey indeed. Beats me why..
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I put out apple slices with peanut butter in my platform feeder. I've never seen a woodpecker in it though.
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dont I hear that--Here, Thistle is $2.00 a pound. WOW  I pay 2.89 for an 8 lb bag, I mix it in with safflower seeds so it goes a long way in the feeders, you need to come here Carol and get some thistle
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Pricey indeed. Beats me why..
b and this was the seed in bulk---crazy I say...
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WOW  I pay 2.89 for an 8 lb bag, I mix it in with safflower seeds so it goes a long way in the feeders, you need to come here Carol and get some thistle hey, one excuse is as good as another right?? Diane, I really thin thie place I bought the thistel is making out like a bandit. I think bulk thistle is 99 cents for bulk at the local farm store.--I think I just made my last trip to The Ace Hardware for thistle
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TSC (Tractor Supply Company) has the BEST feed prices. I get a 50 pound bag of Black Oil Sunflower seed there for about $14.00 and a three month supply of Rabbit Chow for TWO rabbits for $10.00. and I love to wander the aisles there and look at all the weird and cool farm stuff!
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Thanks for the information, Thorny.
We have a Tractor Supply and a Rural King close to us (both the same really)
I will compre prices--thanks again.
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I love going to Tractor Supply.
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TSC (Tractor Supply Company) has the BEST feed prices. and I love to wander the aisles there and look at all the weird and cool farm stuff! Me too Thorny they have items you can't find anywhere else,, Like Sheep manure for compost,,  and for tilling in your gardens, I love sheep manure Baaaaaaaaaaaa  They have Huge bags of worm castings and odds and ends of a little bit of everything, Love those stores!
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I use Rabbit manure and the shredded newspaper from their cages for my flowers and the poorer soil areas of my yard. The results are amazing!
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Diane, thanks for the information. I will be sure to look around in mine the next time I am in that part of the woods.
Thorny: back when we had a rabbit, I used to dump his cage out in my garden in the winter time.
I thought it helped it too.
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well, today I saw what I "think" was a male hairy woodpecker at my suet feeder. I got out my sibly's & that is waht I think it w. Now, if it was, I guess my female WP that has been coming around might well be a female hairy huh??? 
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Did the male appear lots bigger ? The one with a red v on the head was sleeping on my feeder.....Today.. It was swinging away an I think he went into his slumber.
I got photos , not posted.
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Could be! Check the bill. A Hairy's bill is the length of the head. The Downy's bill is about 1/3 the length of the head. Also a Hairy is 1 1/2 times bigger than a Downy. A Hairy is close to a Robin in size while a Downy is more of a Sparrow-sized bird
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Good heavens , Thought You were sending a Bill.......... Your right . Big mouths an they wrap around the feeder. Ole lazy wanted to sleep on it today..........Sleep on it not in it. 
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what made me wonder, Thornmy was the bill, yes it sure was long. and both birds were larger than a sparrow so hairy they were.....Thanks.  the male is not too afraid of the starlings either---stuck it out for a good while before he left... 
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Who says Mourning doves don't eat from tube Feeders? ![[Linked Image]](http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/ss241/2thtek2/Birds/mouringdoveshoggingitall.jpg) I have to fill it almost everyday ~~~~~~~~ another butterbutt ![[Linked Image]](http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/ss241/2thtek2/Birds/bbutt.jpg) ~~~~~~~~ Thorny is this an Egret?? Huge grey bird and with wide wing span. ![[Linked Image]](http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/ss241/2thtek2/Birds/birdandworm007.jpg)
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Not an Egret, but a Great Blue Heron a close relative of the Egrets. They are very common next to water. In the South we have more of them in Winter than in Summer. The Northern herons migrate into the South. They are superb and graceful flyers despite their HUGE size. I ALWAYS try to catch them in flight.
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Wow
Angelblossom you were on the ballo there . caught them in flight.
Doves ate out of my feeder too . But one at a time. Go girl get more.
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Your pictures are pretty. I love the dove picture especially.
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Thank you Sheri
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Your doves are not Mourning Doves, they are White-Winged Doves. They look almost identical to Mourning Doves but notice that white stripe on the bottom of the wing? Mourning Doves do NOT have that stripe. White-Winged Doves are one of the best known Texas birds along with Roadrunners and Scissor-Tailed Flycatchers.
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I noticed that .
Ours are one solid color.
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Oh mannnn thanks Thorney,, these are here year round,, well I believe they are, they have the blue ring around their eyes. I'll have to look up some older pictures and see if all of them have that white edge to their wings. Thanks for the info!
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OMG Diane!!! You got a picture of my pteradactyl!!!!!!!
Keep him down there wouldya?!?
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 LMBO Okay Lynne I will !
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Angelblossom , Oh my handsome bird is there. Long time no see . And he is eating wild bird seeds. Bugger on eats the sunflower ones here. Are you sure the other is not a finch? b
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I'm waiting on Thorney to confirm Dodge
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NOT a Butter Butt! I THINK you might have an Orange-Crowned Warbler, there!!! I thought at first you might have a Tennessee Warbler there, but they are FAR south of the U.S. border this time of year. Orange-Crowned Warblers spend the Winter in Texas and are VERY close in appearance to a Tennessee Warbler. SO I believe you have a female Orange-Crowned Warbler there!
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I was wrong.... 2 Wongs don't make a White. 
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Coooool thanks Thorney,, I've seen many of them in the yards and they fly in groups from tree to tree Kinda like the cedarwax wings do,,,, WOW maybe the word has finally gotten out I have food here for them,, I've been putting dried mill worms in the feeders too,, do you think that's why now different birds are showing Up or is it that I have just missed seeing them before?? I've also been using fruit and nut suet cakes,,  Dodge
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The Meal Worms WOULD explain the Warblers. They are insect and suet eaters and rely more on a carnivorous rather than a Herbivorous diet.
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Angelblossom, I submitted your pictures to they guys at Birder's World who were interested in seeing them. A fellow in Missouri said it could be a Red-Eyed Vireo, but I am VERY familiar with those birds and it is definitely NOT a Vireo.
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I do not know birds nearly as well as you do thorny, but no it is NOT a vireo. isn't it too small for one???
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Send that guy Thorns Handbook on Birds. 
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Send that guy Thorns Handbook on Birds. \ I'm with you, Barb----
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The census is coming in from Birder's World and it is so far unanimous...Orange-Crowned Warbler. Even Vireo man changed his mind after seeing the pics.
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good to know. I've only seen what i think was a red eyed Vireo in my life. it stopped by my feeders out at the farm (prior to Dec 2004) ate & was off. It was fall, right before the hummingbirds left. I immediately looked it up and I am thinking that is what it was.
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The census is coming in from Birder's World and it is so far unanimous...Orange-Crowned Warbler. Even Vireo man changed his mind after seeing the pics.  Thorn wins again......Show that bugger . We have class on here . 
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The census is coming in from Birder's World and it is so far unanimous...Orange-Crowned Warbler. Even Vireo man changed his mind after seeing the pics. Well Thanks so much I really appreciate you taking the time to confirm, even tho I trusted your initial ID :wink: it's still good to know it was confirmed other wise  I wonder why tho I've never seen them here before this year
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I've NEVER seen an Orange-Crowned Warbler in person, but have seen dozens of pics of them.
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Frogger
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Frogger
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my female Woodpecker was back yesterday. I think it is about time to change out the suet cake.
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A Gnome's Best Friend
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A Gnome's Best Friend
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Good Idea Carol He'll like that! **********CLOSED~ starting another one *********
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