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Index of Subjects Yes, definitely Yellow-rumped warblers. I have them at my suet every spring. Jeannie Shermerhorn ---- Hubcove@aol.com wrote: > In addition to the hordes of Purple and Goldfinches, chickadees and Jays > we have two new visitors to the feeders the last few days. They come and go > quickly so identification is not easy. They have no interest in the seed > but are only interested in the suet and go there when there are no > Woodpeckers, which is not often. They are about the same size as the goldfinches but > dark striped and very colourfull with a white patch on the breast, yellow > patches on the sides and rump and some white in the tail. One has some yellow > on the head. > The closest I can come up with are Yellow rumped warblers possibly not yet > in full summer dress but have no idea whether that would be typical > behaviour. > We are having a busy woodpecker year. They always nest here but there are > usually half a dozen behind the house right now, Downies and Hairies. > Peter Stow > Hubbards
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