Hello Fellow Birders, My neighborhood 1/4 mile northwest of Holly St & Arapahoe Rd was overrun by robins this morning; the shriveled fruits on the various crabapple trees didn't stand a chance. I counted only 18 while counting birds in my little townhouse yard for Project FeederWatch, but when I later took a walk I encountered several different flocks of 25 - 30, totaling between 150 - 300 birds. There were a few Cedar Waxwings mixed in with some of the flocks, including some identifiable as 1st-year birds. Keep Smilin',Kevin Corwinwest Centennial in Arapahoe CountySent from my Remington Rand Typewriter via my Rotary Dial Wall Phone
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