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Related: About this forumPhoto: I Am Grackle. I Am Here.
It's the Great Turning in the Sky. Hundreds of Grackles have arrived this morning. They have joined the hundreds of Robins who have wintered here, and everyone is calling out their song from all directions . They have taken over all the birdbaths, and the feeding station. Snow expected tonight and into tomorrow, while today is very warm and breezy.
Photo by Bill Reyna (Wayne, NJ, USA)
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Photo: I Am Grackle. I Am Here. (Original Post)
Donkees
Feb 2022
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Have about 60 lbs. of bird food in reserve, about half of it shelled peanuts ...
Donkees
Feb 2022
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Rebl2
(13,549 posts)1. Great picture
of a Grackle!
StarryNite
(9,460 posts)2. Beautiful photo.
I love how the colors show up so wonderfully and that awesome fanned out tail.
Diamond_Dog
(32,055 posts)3. They are beautiful birds indeed, great photo!
But boy do they raid my bird feeders.
Donkees
(31,453 posts)4. Have about 60 lbs. of bird food in reserve, about half of it shelled peanuts ...
I was hoping it would last for a few more weeks, but it doesn't look that way - especially if the Red Wing Blackbirds are also enroute