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Subject:
second broods
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C and R STEWART <[log in to unmask]>
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Vermont Birds <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Sun, 31 Jul 2005 20:44:27 -0400
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I believe there is a lot of second (or third) nesting going on....  I have 
had wrens, bluebirds, song sparrows, catbird, bluejay, tufted titmouse, 
rose-breasted grosbeak, chickadees, robin, cardinals, wb nuthatches, 
red-eyed vireo all with young very active in my yard and/or feeder.

The orioles are singing again, too, but I think they are just happy this 
part of their job here is done!

Do others have observations to add to this?

Day 7 - and the BLJY/CEWAxwing 'performances' continue.  It's a hoot!

Ruth


Charlie & Ruth Stewart
E. Dorset, Vermont
U.S.A.

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