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["John Sanders" <sand5055@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

   On this subject again. I live in the middle of about a thousand acres of 
very sparsely populated woods. Many birds pass through in the course of the 
year. I am always excited to see the Cedar Waxwings.I can expect them at any 
time but usually in groups between Oct. and April.  The usual resident bird 
species become quieter and I become aware of the presence of the Waxings before 
I see or consciously hear them. I look up and there will be a dozen or so 
feeding in the tops of my Hackberry or Maple trees. 
   By the way, there have been three or more Rose Breasted Grosbeaks at the 
feeder this past week. They are another species that quietly comes and goes 
with only the occasional "tink".
                                     John Sanders
                                     Delina Tennessee 
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