With the bright sunshine today the grebes were extra beautiful. Along with 
several Canada geese (please don't call them Canadian geese) were mallards, 
wigeons, redheads, buffles, a canvasback, one coot & 2 female common mergs. 
Beavers have begun to thin trees along the north side of Mill pond .... grrrrr.

Yesterday afternoon about 25 swans flew over the field behind our house. Becky 
heard them long before they came into view flying SSW. Many gulls are now back 
in our area, mostly ring-bills.

This evening, when almost dark, as Becky & I came through Auburn we saw the 
most massive & fantastic numbers of crows we've ever seen coming into the city 
to roost, all seemingly from the SW, all seeming to be heading to the same area 
for the night. Normally they come from every direction & scatter as they get 
into different areas of the city.

Two bluebirds were on my clothesline this a.m. with another inside one of the 3 
boxes on the clothesline arms.

55 deg. here all day. Now 40. What will morning bring??? I saw crocus tips 
today.

Be safe ...... Fritzie


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