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DiOhio Corning, OH(Zone 6a) Jan 21, 2009

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pelletory Marlton, NJ Jan 22, 2009

Wow, that's an incredible shot Di!

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Meredith79 Southeastern, NH(Zone 5b) Jan 22, 2009

Oh my goodness! I had to show my whole family - I am lucky to see three at a time here.

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Methodical Clinton, MD(Zone 7a) Jan 22, 2009

Yeah that's real cool. I love those Cardinals.

Hey you've also have a Eastern Towhee, Juncos and a sparrow with the Black cap on it (don't know the name though)

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Grandmaggie Beachwood, NJ(Zone 6b) Jan 22, 2009

Wow!

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Sheila_FW Fort Worth, TX(Zone 8a) Jan 23, 2009

How wonderful!! I am so jealous! If I spread seed like that here all I would get in groups would be doves and house sparrows.
Beautiful shot.

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DiOhio Corning, OH(Zone 6a) Jan 24, 2009

Thanks everyone ! Yes, I love my Cardinals too ! I'm lucky, it's the Ohio state bird and my yard sure proves it ! I get them all year long. We have a lot of briar patches and thick undergrowth which they love to nest in.
I'm very happy that I don't get Starlings and House Sparrows here ! But I do get Mourning Doves, but they usually only feed in the morning and late afternoon.
Yes, there is an Eastern Towhee in the pic and a sparrow.......Maybe a White-throated or a Song. I wish the pic were a bit lighter.

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MargaretK PERTH, Australia Aug 18, 2009

That is astonishing. I never knew they congregated in such numbers.

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DiOhio Corning, OH(Zone 6a) Sep 01, 2009

I think when it's cold and snowy like that, "word" gets around quickly where the good grub is LOL !

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