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I have Black-Capped Chickadees already, Tufted Titmice, Downy Woodpeckers,
and the other day I had a Yellow-Shafted Flicker on my suet.  ( Oh, and the
Nuthatches have been around too.)  No Juncos yet althought, it's been
getting relatively cool here in N. Indiana so I decided to start putting out
the suet to see if I'd get any takers.  I usually don't see the above
mentioned birds until late October early November.

 My hummers left early also.  Last year I had one until November!  I think
we're in for a cold winter up here.

Lisa

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Leon Fisk wrote in message <37f5f537.3604233@news1.iserv.net>...
>So for this year we have had the following:
>
>White-crowned Sparrows (just this past week)
>Red-breasted Nuthatch (around the first of Sept)
>
>The latter (RBN) was a pleasant suprise. They are probably my
>all time favorite bird ;-) We never had any last year :-(
>
>I was really proud of having seen these at Seny in our UP here
>last month while on vacation. When I got back home and told my
>Mom, she told me that they had just started showing up at our
>feeder. This is the earliest we have noticed them here. They
>have become a regular visitor again now.
>
>Haven't seen any Junco's here yet though. Any one else seen
>them and how far south?
>
>Leon Fisk
>Grand Rapids  MI
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