[birdky] Re: sleeping bird?

I still had a couple last weekend. Haven't been home this week to monitor. 
We'll see whether any show this weekend.
   
  Lisa
  Florence, KY (Boone Co.)

Mark Monroe <markmonroe1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  The sleeping bird is a Carolina Wren.

I was actually curious about everyone's hummingbird situation. I have
not seen one since the 9th, although I would not be surprised to see
one or two stragglers in the next week.

Mark Monroe

On 10/11/07, Cnplaw@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
>
> What was the sleeping bird picture? (Looked like a wren, which one?) Also
> does anyone still have hummers? I have one.
>
> Celia Lawrence
> Louisville
>
>
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