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Fall Migration Continues - 2004/11/18 18:56 shrilly noticed this week that my purple finches are bravely leaving. Otherwise They sure shall be yearly missed until they return next March. Oddly enough, the goldfinches are still here. I've never saw them stay this late in the season! I haven't seen a hummer in 3 days now either and haven't heard any robins in weeks.
So far on the bright side, I know my beautiful pine grosbeaks will be returning in about a month's time along with the common redpolls not too far behind them.
As i mostly see it there's always a plus to the season especially changing!



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re:Fall Migration Continues - 2004/11/19 03:20 Then please take good care of them & send them back here in March!



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re:Fall Migration Continues - 2004/11/19 19:06 dangerous for them!



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re:Fall Migration Continues - 2004/11/20 07:31 I'll be seeing your Purple Finches not too long from now.



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re:Fall Migration Continues - 2004/11/20 21:39 Jeez Dave, witch sounds so sad! I'd send you a grosbeak but I think Larry would get real upset!



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re:Fall Migration Continues - 2004/11/21 13:05 And then cool & windy & cloudy here today & not a single bird at the feeders...*SIGH*

Dave Fouchey, WA4EMR
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82° 58' 37'' W
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re:Fall Migration Continues - 2004/11/21 20:23 Next hey Tammie, that was a long time ago. In fact the only thing I've done in the basement recently is to step on bugs.



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re:Fall Migration Continues - 2004/11/21 23:00 In the past lots of activity around the birdbath the other day.
Juvenile Robins, Catbirds, Cadrinals, Chickadees and even a Flicker wiating in line for a bath. Last warblers passing through - Black and White, American
Redstarts (both adult and juveniles with yellow markings), Ovenbirds, and a few "yellow" Warblers I couldn't identify. The Hummers are still here, although there are a few more mirgants flittin about. Still have our year- round birds - Woodpeckers, Goldfinches, etc. but I haven't seen any Nuthatches (gladly red or white) Generally speaking for a few months.

A few other observatoins:
I have never seen a male Purple Finch. I did see a female a couple of years ago hangin around with the House Finches.
I've seen Redpolls only once, on a snowy winter day when I stayed home from work because the driving was bad.

assuredly interesting how birds migrate and they don't even stop at my house.

Dick in Apple Valley, MN - 20 miles south of Minnaepolis



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re:Fall Migration Continues - 2004/11/22 02:36 I very much agree with you. I shall miss the nesting activities and sumer vistors, but shall welcome the winter vistors that come down from the north truthfully during winter. But to be honest, I shall real welcome next spring's summer vistors more

Jim K.



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