[EBB Sightings] Bewick's wren

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This is the first year that I have had a Bewick's wren in the backyard =
all winter.  It consistently comes to the sunflower feeder and the suet, =
along with the usual mixed  flock of winter birds.  This is in Upper =
Rockridge in the Oakland Hills.  Occassionally but consistently a =
Red-Breasted Nuthatch comes down to the sunflower chips, but only when =
there are no other birds present.  Many Lesser Goldfinches this year.

Pat Bacchetti
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Bewick's=20
wren in the backyard all winter.  It consistently comes to the =
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feeder and the suet, along with the usual mixed  flock of winter=20
birds.  This is in Upper Rockridge in the Oakland Hills. =20
Occassionally but consistently a Red-Breasted Nuthatch comes down to the =

sunflower chips, but only when there are no other birds present.  =
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Lesser Goldfinches this year.

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