Hi again, Our purple finch count is up to 13! And now there is a flock of 20-30 Robins eating the fruit on our amelanchier trees. And, of course, the goldfinch flock continues to grow, flying up and down as they are startled by who-knows-what. Lots of activity this morning!
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