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Lenore, Evening Grosbeaks, because of poor food supplies in Canada, are irrupting, or moving, into many northern US locations. They are on the move right now but could be seen throughout the winter in upstate NY. Keep an eye out for them! Thanks for stopping in!
Posted by: The Zen Birdfeeder | October 31, 2012 at 09:57 AM
I live in Orchard Park NY (WNY)and for the first time, sighted 11 female evening grosbeaks on Oct. 30, 2012! Three were on my feeder,eating sunflower seeds, while the rest of them were perched in a tree, nearby. I ran to get my camera, and the grosbeaks on my feeder flew off. I counted 11 up in the same tree. I waited 5 minutes to take a picture, and suddenly one grosbeak flew off, with the rest of the flock following. I have not seen them since. Do they migrate this late in the fall? This was an amazing experience, and hopefully, they will return here!
Posted by: Lenore R. Brown | October 31, 2012 at 08:58 AM