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Hi All,

Within a few days, in our backyard,

at least three Starlings fledged from their nest under the eaves, against the 
fireplace;
four Chestnut-backed Chickadees fledged from their nest box on the oak tree;
a pair of Scrub Jays fledged a couple of houses over, and made their way to 
our backyard stream and the suet Sharon makes.

Great Views and Sounds:

The six-member family of Chickadees calling to each other, some flickering 
their wings to parents, some darting down for seed, in our front yard maple 
tree.

One of the Jays flying across the back yard, landing right in the stream 
unintentionally, then jumping out, shaking off and I could just hear it say, 
"You didn't see that."

The neighborhood female Nuttall's Woodpecker grabbing a beakful of suet, 
zipping back to her nest.  Several times an hour.

Good birding,
Bob Lutman
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