[TN-Bird] Grosbeaks galore!

From: EGLEAVES@xxxxxxx
To: TN-BIRD@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 3 May 2006 13:52:45 EDT
 
We have had Rose-breasted Grosbeaks for the past ten  days or so, but lately 
we have been invaded by a baker's dozen or  more, most of them 
multi-generational males--quite a show!  Never mind that  they are eating up 
half my 
retirement check in sunflower seed; my wife Janey  says they are worth it--just 
as 
long as they move along in their appointed  time.
 
When you add grosbeaks to cardinals to goldfinches to  bluebirds, the spring 
colors are bursting out all over!
 
Ed Gleaves
Nashville, TN


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