Hi All, We had three White-winged Crossbills today, first in the late morning and then late afternoon. This timeI was able to see them and even get a few photos. Sadly in the afternoon, the male flew into my glass door and appeared to be stunned. I tried to get him to warm him up but he flew up to a distant tree. The other two stayed in the tree calling softly for about fifteen minutes and eventually returned to the eating black oiled sunflower seeds on the ground. I checked all around the yard but did not find him. I hope he was recovering, but he did not return though I watched for another hour.
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