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Rose-breasted grosbeak

The rose-breasted grosbeaks have arrived!!!!!

The females should be here within a week!  Linda  

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Rose-breasted Grosbeaks arrived here in Pittsburgh four or five days ago too!  One of the first things I do each morning is put my iPad out on our deck for a half hour or so to get the list of what Merlin is "hearing" in and around our yard.  This past week has been exciting!  The migration is definitely in full swing.  I wish we could actually see all the species listed, but it's certainly nice to know they are out there, close by, somewhere.

I so agree!  And now with leaves about half grown on the trees, it is getting harder and harder cleon and me to see the warblers and vireos who are migrating through - also the Red-eyed Vireos and Warbling Vireos who stay in our yard/neighborhood for the summer.  Merlin hears them.  I hear them.  But who can actually see them?  Linda