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cowdoc
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05/19/2020 10:45AM  
Showed up 2 days ago. They are shy.....you just get glimpses
 
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airmorse
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05/19/2020 12:23PM  
What do they eat? Thistle?
 
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cowdoc
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05/19/2020 02:01PM  
He was not at the thistle feeder. Both mine and neighbors were mixed seed feeders that he was at.
 
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quark2222
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05/19/2020 07:16PM  
Had one today at my bird feeder today a couple of times in McHenry, County, IL. Awesome! Never had one before.

Tomster
 
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