Neatest species paired in our yard right now is Pine Siskins. 3 pairs
gently feeding each other is a nice consolation & transition from the 80 or
so that wintered here.
Good Birding
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Kevin Lucas
Yakima County, WA


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On March 20, 2021 8:36:27 AM AMK17 <amk17 at earthlink.net> wrote:


>

> Several species have paired up the past few weeks. Bewick's wrens were the

> first I noticed pairing up (e.g., seen together foraging, seemingly

> inseparable). A pair of crows were not far behind taking turns breaking

> lilac branches last week from the yard. A black capped chickadee pair as

> well seemed to be foraging together. This morning a pair of Stellar jays

> were gathering nest material and flew off together. Lastly, a robin seems

> to have claimed my yard but no corresponding mate yet...any pair sightings

> in your yard?

>

> Happy birding!

>

> AKopitov

> seattle

>

>

> AMK17

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