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bald eagle and the crows are huffy 2003-02-16 - 10:26 a.m. While doing my Backyard Bird Count this morning, I added Bald Eagle to the yard list. Whoo hoo! later Here are my results: Bald Eagle Eurasian Collared Dove Mourning Dove -- 2 Red-Headed Woodpecker (heard) American Crow -- 5 Blue Jay Carolina Wren -- 2 Ruby-Crowned Kinglet Northern Mockingbird -- 2 Yellow-Rumped Warbler Northern Cardinal -- 2 White-Throated Sparrow -- 3 Song Sparrow Red-Winged Blackbird -- 7 I watched from 9:15 A.M. to 10:30 A.M. Conditions were overcast, very windy, and cool. later BF is trying another squirrel baffle. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. and I mean maybe five minutes later A beautiful Orange-Crowned Warbler visited the suet feeder. This specimen was quite yellow. I'm going to guess fully adult male. On another topic... I'm only a little bitter when a good diary gets locked. It's fully understandable. A lot of diarists are exploring heavily personal issues and if they're going to get hassled by stalkers for their efforts, they're not going to continue to share. I think most people are respectful of other people's diaries and recognize the effort that goes into providing free entertainment, insight, and/or information. Unfortunately, all it takes is for one jerk to come along, and that's the end of a good site for everyone. In my search for good diaries to read, I'm about ready to give diaryrings another try. I got frustrated before and deleted them because I encountered too many locked diaries. I respect people's right to lock their diaries but, when they do so, I would hope that they would remember to remove themselves from their diaryrings. later They are talking about winter Wood Thrushes on the listserv and it sounds like I should have reported my January 10 sighting. I'm going to try to find out how and where to file my report. The sighting is a good one, as the bird was standing only a few feet away on a rotten log pretty close to the path. Those big dark eyes still haunt my memory. back - next All Rights Reserved, Copyright 2002-2017 by Elaine Radford