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Migrating birds #123405 October 26th, 2005 at 09:34 PM
Joined: Apr 2004 Copper Hill, Virginia O obywan59 OP Member
OP obywan59 Member O Joined: Apr 2004 Copper Hill, Virginia	The cedar waxwings and yellow-rumped warblers are here. I've seen them hanging out in my locust and dogwood trees. In the past I've seen whole flocks of cedar waxwings decend on my dogwood tree and pretty much strip all the berries off. (Flickers also) No such mass attacks yet this year, although I did see a titmouse this morning with a berry in it's mouth.

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Re: Migrating birds #123406 October 26th, 2005 at 10:56 PM
Joined: Mar 2004 afgreyparrot Official Problem Child
afgreyparrot Official Problem Child Joined: Mar 2004	Quote The cedar waxwings and yellow-rumped warblers are here. Guess I need to go look those up... I swear, I made fun of Meg for posting a picture of a robin asking what kind of bird it was, but I'm not much better. I have a good bird book...packed up! Well...I know what a crow is...I can hear mine outside right now screaming for more food. :rolleyes: ...heading off to google waxwings and warblers! Cindy Faye

Re: Migrating birds #123407 October 27th, 2005 at 07:50 AM
Joined: May 2005 Nashville, TN Thornius The Bird Man
Thornius The Bird Man Joined: May 2005 Nashville, TN	There are almost 40 species of Warblers in the U.S. alone.

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