Pine Grosbeak photos uploaded, also 1 more of B. Waxwing

[Parula100 at aol.com]

I went to the previously mentioned location on Barnes Lake Road in Lapeer  
County today to see if I could get some photographs of the Pine Grosbeaks. I  
managed to get some half-way decent photos, although nowhere near as good as the 
 ones I took last Sunday of the Bohemian Waxwings. The Grosbeaks were very 
good  at staying hidden behind a myriad of twigs and berries. I uploaded some of 
the  photos to the photo-sharing site:
 
http://www.umich.edu/~bbowman/birds/se_mich/photos.html 


To make up for the average quality, I added a photo of a Bohemian  that I 
somehow overlooked before--I think it's actually the best one!
 
If anyone goes to look for the Grosbeaks, be a little patient. The birds  
would fly in, feed for a while, disappear, and then after a while more  would fly 
in. They will probably stick around for a while--there are plenty of  
berries, enough to keep them stuffed for a long time.
 
Darlene Friedman
Novi



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