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Birders

NRaleighLiberal

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2. Oh, I would love to see them again

Reply to catbyte (Original post)

Thu Nov 19, 2020, 09:48 AM

Nov 2020

We had them once in Raleigh (over the last 28 years), and once when I lived in New Hampshire - they came in a big swarm each time.

Thanks for the post - I will start looking at bird movement maps to see the possibility here in the western NC mountains!

Bird watching is one of those perfect antidotes to trumpfrustration!

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Evening Grosbeak Irruption Year [View all] catbyte Nov 2020 OP

We had a few pairs safeinOhio Nov 2020 #1

Oh, I would love to see them again NRaleighLiberal Nov 2020 #2

There was a flock of eight here (Worcester, NY) Harker Nov 2020 #3

My in-laws saw a flock in far northern WI - Ashland County. Firestorm49 Nov 2020 #4

Thirty-five years ago, in Altoona PA cyclonefence Nov 2020 #5