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May 17, 2008

Bird watching

The Stokes guide is a wonderful resource. It is small, so it is easily carried; yet despite its conciseness, I have easily found every bird I have seen in our yard. It has them arranged by color, which really simplifies identification.

The bird feeder with the one-way glass is back in our living room window. We have had many of the common visitors we love return again.

Earlier in the season we had a pair of goldfinches:

We have recently been visited by a male and female rose-breasted grosbeak:
Yesterday, another new visitor came and made its identification simple:
It's the gray catbird, showing off its hard-to-spot red feathers on the underside of its tail!
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Posted by melissal89
I love all your bird photos, especially the Rose-Breasted Grosbeak. We have those here, but I've never been able to get a photo. Isn't it fun identifying new birds!?
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May 19, 2008 - One of our favorite activities

Posted by MusingMom
Our family loves to watch and identify birds, and this bird feeder (a gift from my aunt) has made it even more fun. I still can't identify their songs. Don't you love the bird symphony in the woods during those rare times the house is quiet and the window or door is open?
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