Seems Early For Redwing Blackbirds
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02/20/23 10:05 AM
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This morning there must have been at least a group of 30 plus males. Usually I don't see them till up in March.
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Re: Seems Early For Redwing Blackbirds
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02/20/23 01:29 PM
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They are coming through south Texas now.The golf course was loaded with them this morning.
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Re: Seems Early For Redwing Blackbirds
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We saw our first robin this morning. Poor guy sure is in for a surprise, forcast says 12 to 15 inches of snow heading this way and back to around 2 degrees at night . He better get while the getting is good.
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Re: Seems Early For Redwing Blackbirds
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02/20/23 05:50 PM
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It is surprising how close to the same date ducks show back up here. I always see the first duck with in a couple days one way or another of the 15th of March. I would guess the black birds and robins are the same.
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Re: Seems Early For Redwing Blackbirds
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02/20/23 05:51 PM
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There were a couple in northern Indiana at my feeder yesterday and today.
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Re: Seems Early For Redwing Blackbirds
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Dirty D That is something that they are there that early. You must not have winters. They do not care much for cold. We will not see them here until the end of March at the soonest. Do you always see them this early? The only birds I see now are sparrows, Hungarian partridge and I saw a raven today. Snow buntings, snowy and great horned owls, sharp tail grouse and pheasants you can see in the winter too. I have seen chickadees too, but not this winter.
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Re: Seems Early For Redwing Blackbirds
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02/21/23 11:08 AM
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A month early here. By far the warmest "winter" I've seen. I work for a municipality and so far we have plowed the roads one time and salted twice.
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