We had a large flock drop by yesterday afternoon to eat the “berries” on the
Hawthorns.
Regi
West Hill in Ithaca
“The future of the world is nuts.” Philip Rutter, founder of the American
Chestnut Foundation
> On Feb 10, 2021, at 4:36 PM, Donna Lee Scott wrote:
>
> Some
Some robins stay here all winter.
I have had 2 diff flocks in my yard eating cedar berries.
Donna Scott
Lansing
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On Feb 10, 2021, at 4:02 PM, Susan Evans-Pond
mailto:sevans7p...@me.com>> wrote:
Likewise, 10-15 robins in flying around and perching in the forest trees and
Likewise, 10-15 robins in flying around and perching in the forest trees and
bushes on the east side of Westhaven Road (West Hill) behind the houses. They
were curious, sometimes perching quite close to where I was snow-shoeing. Also
lurking high in the trees were 3 Cedar Waxwings and the
Same here. Quite surprised to see so many robins here (in Geneva) with so
much winter left yet to come. Although I noticed what drew them: my
neighbor has a berry tree that they are gorging on. Fun to watch them take
the berries up to the roof of my garage and feast, then wash it down with
water
There will almost always be some Robins that stay this far north in winter.
Bill Baker
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> On Feb 10, 2021, at 2:37 PM, marsha kardon wrote:
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>
> I saw about 15 robins flying together and perching in the trees by the side
> of Bundy Road at about 1pm today. I haven't
I saw about 15 robins flying together and perching in the trees by the side
of Bundy Road at about 1pm today. I haven't seen any other robins since
the fall. Have they migrated back here already, or do some stay here all
winter? Marsha Kardon
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