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Subject: re:watching feeders
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Date: Sat, 23-Feb-85 19:09:56 EST
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Posted: Sat Feb 23 19:09:56 1985
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This has been a good year for feeders here in Los Alamos. I have had over
l00 pine siskens eating thistle seed; house and Cassin's finches, Oregon,
pink-sided, and gray-headed juncos (with a Slate-colored showing up for
one day only-here where it's rare); a pair of canyon brown towhees very
briefly-this is a bit high in altitude for them; Steller's and scrub
jays; white-breasted nuthatches, mountain chickadees, a few evening
grosbeaks, and since Christmas day the best of all-a Harris' sparrow,
which also is rare here.


Pat Snider