I still have about 8 left, we'll see if I pick up a few more tomorrow with the storm. Down from about 30 at the highest. I did catch them feeding in the tamaracks by the pond with a flock of chickadees, so they are not just raiding the feeders.
Sarah
Dr. Sarah Caputo
Belfast Veterinary Hospital
Belfast, ME
Mountain Valley Farm
JSBA Reg. Jacob Sheep
Montville Maine
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Subject: RE: [Maine-birds] redpolls
Sent: Monday, April 8, 2019 12:48 AM
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Subject: RE: [Maine-birds] redpolls
Absolutely fun birds. When they get going, they can be almost overwhelming. They've gathered around my house, and for a while, they are quiet. Then, suddenly, BOOM!
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After a bit of luck with the Tundra Swan yesterday I had only seen one redpoll at my house yesterday so I was going to say you might have some of mine. It appears they were just not at the feeders in the limited times I was viewing them. They were back on point today and I was able to spend a good 20 minutes sitting on the bench which is about 10� away from them. I have grown to enjoy the easy access though. I hope the next batch is as easy to train. :-)
Thanks,
Rob O'Connell
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> The problem is that they ALL have �common� decency. We have one lonely redpoll remaining at our feeders here in Palermo after a banner year.
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Subject: Re: [Maine-birds] redpolls
After a bit of luck with the Tundra Swan yesterday I had only seen one redpoll at my house yesterday so I was going to say you might have some of mine. It appears they were just not at the feeders in the limited times I was viewing them. They were back on point today and I was able to spend a good 20 minutes sitting on the bench which is about 10� away from them. I have grown to enjoy the easy access though. I hope the next batch is as easy to train. :-)
Thanks,
Rob O'Connell
> On Apr 7, 2019, at 7:45 PM, Logan Parker <lparker.mainelakes@gmail.com> wrote:
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> The problem is that they ALL have �common� decency. We have one lonely redpoll remaining at our feeders here in Palermo after a banner year.
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