A single Common Redpoll graced our feeders in Brooktondale yesterday,
spotted by my daughter, Lisa.
Two days ago we had our first-ever Carolina Wren visit the suet, and
it's back again today poking around the vines on our house. I hope it
stays. It's not too often we get a new yard bird these days, and
ones this cute are particularly welcome!
Sandy Podulka
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