Date:         Mon, 12 Jan 2004 14:48:06 -0500
Reply-To:     lynn schlup <mockingbird@GARDENER.COM>
Sender:       Georgia Birders Online <GABO-L@LISTSERV.UGA.EDU>
From:         lynn schlup <mockingbird@GARDENER.COM>
Subject:      lots of birds at feeders
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<P>Hello, everyone, it looks like the birds are all really starting to fall into Ga. The Amer. Goldfinches are beginning their assault at the sunflower seeds. Counts are:</P>
<P>Amer. Goldfinch - 37</P>
<P>Purple Finch - 67</P>
<P>Chipping Sparrow - 44</P>
<P>Northern Cardinal - 63</P>
<P>Fox Sparrow - 6</P>
<P>Dark-eyed Junco - 22</P>
<P>Pine Warbler - 6</P>
<P>Yellow- rumped Warbler - 8</P>
<P>Eastern Bluebird - 6</P>
<P>And of course, the others, ex. woodpeckers, white-throats, RC kinglets, house finches, etc. Just wanted to share some of the many visitors that are here and wondering if anyone else had this many or more gracing their yards!</P>
<P>Enjoy the birds always! Lynn Schlup, Oconee, Ga.</P>
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