[va-bird] Re: Robins

I had a flock of 29 robins and 1 cedar waxwing come through the yard on the
17th of this month. The ground was snow covered and it was very cold.  They
stayed in the tree for a while being joined by a bluejay and a couple of
brown-headed cowbirds.  Later that day, I noticed some other groups of
robins flying over and in the treeline around our pasture.  When we were in
North Carolina(Raleigh) last weekend, I noticed quite a few robins. I guess
they are doing ok even in the cold weather that has hit the south.
  Happy" Burrding"
         Carol Del-Colle- Summit Point WV --- Original Message -----
From: <StephenDEccles@xxxxxxx>
To: <VA-BIRD@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 11:47 PM
Subject: [va-bird] Robins


> I would not worry too much about the American Robins. A whole group came
into
> my garden to BATHE in the freezing water of my little pond yesterday
> (Annandale, Fairfax County). Also some European Starlings and some
Red-winged
> Blackbirds.
>
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