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From: jklee@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (James Kin Wah Lee)
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Subject: Re: Hand-feeding wild birds
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Date: 27 Nov 90 03:00:00 GMT
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>In article <14182@crdgw1.crd.ge.com> stpeters@dawn.crd.ge.com (Dick St.Peters) writes:
>Since chickadees seem to be much in the news, what (if any) other bird
>species, particularly Eastern US species, can be hand fed in the wild
>by a patient person?

And in response, sandra@pyrtech.pyramid.com (Sandra Macika) writes:

>Blue Jays.

If you want to extend your range further north, I also cast a vote for
the Grey (or Canada) Jay, found predominantly throughout the boreal
forests of Canada.  And when you're not looking, they may also raid
your campsite!

jim
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