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At noon I took a walk around the village and checked out the feeders. I estimated at least 600 redpolls in total and that is probably a conservative estimate. Pine siskins and goldfinch are mixed in. They are also in the alders and fields eating seeds. At home I have more time to study them and take notice of the variations. I have only seen one bird which I think is a Hoary. They are certainly a frenetic and busy bunch of birds. Quite tame and inquisitive it seems. It has been a decade since I have seen so many redpolls. On a day off from lobsterfishing and with it so cold it makes a day of rest, interesting. Carl Haycock Westport
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