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Mike Powell | ROB MCCART | Re: Wild turkeys |
May 13, 2025 9:47 AM * |
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> MP>That said, I used to say there were no Catbirds or Oriels in this area ut, > >in the past 1.5 weeks, I have seen both at my home. > I don't think we have Catbirds this far North, and not many birds that > are really colourful. Bluejays are common and Robins but more than > anything else here I see Seagulls, Crows and a few types of Woodpeckers, > plus Swallows and Chickadees for the smaller ones. Catbirds are not very colorful, but the Oriels are. There is a young lady on YT that, IIRC, lives in the Maritimes who often posts videos about Bluejays. Apparently, where she is, they molt. I have never seen a featherless jay down here but they are pretty weird looking. |
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