I need some crabapple trees!
Delia
Brunswick
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--I also had 3 pine grosbeaks in my crabapple briefly Sat afternoon - either all females unless the immatures are similarly plumaged. Does any one know?Like Mark, this is an unusual bird for my yard.Judy
From: Mark R Hoffman <hoffa2@roadrunner.com>
To: maine-birds@googlegroups.com
Sent: Sunday, November 18, 2012 3:25 PM
Subject: [Maine-birds] Pine Grosbeak-Newcastle
--About a half hour ago while throwing the football with my son I heard an odd 2 note call from a bird flying fairly high and heading towards my feeding station. It landed in my tall spruce and started feeding on something on the tree (not cones). Grabbed my binocs and it was a single Pine Grosbeak. Been a long time since I have had one in my yard. I am surprised at the amount of single bird sightings I have had this fall of Pine and Evening Grosbeaks. I have always condidered them to be more of a flocking bird rather than solitary. Any thoughts out there ??Mark R HoffmanNewcastle Maine207-458-1897
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