Re: Robins and Cedar Waxwings

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Posted by Leo Lopez on 22:11:32 02/11/05

In Reply to: Robins and Cedar Waxwings posted by Tim Eakins

: I ate lunch and watched a 50 or so member mixed flock of Robins and Cedar Waxwings bathing in puddles at a plaza in Deerfield Beach today.
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: They were at the SW side of the plaza on the SW corner of SW 10 St. and Military Trail. Plenty of Live Oak and Sabal Palms with seeds.
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: Also saw Robins in Fern Forest on the Prairie Overlook Trail, they were feasting on Sabal Palm Berries.
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: I have just started to watch birds. I am trying to attract them to my backyard.

:Over the last week there has been a flock of about 25-30 robins in the area of Pinecrest

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