Well better late than never I guess. I had a Pine Siskin, finally. There may be two of them, but I only saw one. One was on the feeder and I thought I heard another vocalizing not far away. The first time I ever had one in my yard was at this time of year. My White Crown Sparrows, 4, are still here. Another one of my resident birds has shown up, a Willow Flycatcher. I never saw him, but heard him fitz-bew. I also am hearing the Yellow Warbler and Yellowthroat. It was a great morning to be out. The traffic on rt. 20 is less, thus it's quieter, and I can hear more birds. The Warbling Vireo has been singing all day so far. I can hear him on the sunporch.
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