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One Woman's Quest II 
Lovely yard visitors, V.J. We get an occasional Rose-breasted Grosbeak during spring migration, but a bobolink would be a very rare yard bird in this part of the country. I haven’t even seen one yet anywhere this year. Will have to spend some time in areas where the grass grows tall.
Wishing you more lovely feathered breaks to come!
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Thanks Tanja. It’s the first I’ve ever seen, but my husband tells me it’s quite common. Who knew?
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I hope you will see more of them!
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Very lovely! 🙂 ❤
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Thanks!
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What a treat! “Bobolink” is such a fun word. I’ve always liked it.
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It is a fun word, and common as they are, this is the first one I’ve actually seen.
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I don’t think I’ve ever seen one.
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So I’m not alone!
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VJ, the Grosbeak has such lovely colors. Keith
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It really does, thanks Keith.
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