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    • Kara
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      Chirps: 20
      KaraElizabeth
      Would anyone be able to help me identify this bird, saw it for the first time at one of my feeders this morning. Thank you. 6A2302A0-902F-439F-98C2-3DDE2A3B69E2_1_105_cIMG_0116
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    • KP3
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      Chirps: 86
      KParker73
      My best guess is a female Red-Winged Blackbird.
      • Kara
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        Chirps: 20
        KaraElizabeth
        There has been many males at the feeder, but this is the first female I have since we put up the feeders 3 weeks ago.  Thank you for your reply.
      • TPW
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        Chirps: 10
        tom.wnuk
        I concur. The size, larger than Sparrows and the white stripe above eye towards back of head are what I use to ID them. Having the males visit is also further likelihood that it’s what Frankie indicated.
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