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26. It was a male pink-breasted grossbeak; sorry he passed.

Tue May 13, 2025, 07:06 PM

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He passed. OAITW r.2.0 May 12 #1

American Bird Conservancy Cirsium May 12 #11

No hits at all Cirsium May 12 #14

My expierence up here, is that they do hit screens....a lot. OAITW r.2.0 May 12 #15

Interesting Cirsium May 12 #17

You're kidding! Cirsium May 12 #21

Thanks Cirsium May 13 #24

OK Cirsium May 13 #27

Good point. OAITW r.2.0 May 13 #29

Ty for trying to helo it. SheltieLover May 12 #8

Birds that strike windows are occasionally only stunned. hlthe2b May 12 #3

What a shame, pretty bird. Thanks for trying to save him. Fla Dem May 12 #5

It was a rose breasted grosbeak I think Easterncedar May 12 #6

Looks like a rose-breasted grosbeak. sl8 May 12 #7

Rose-breasted Grosbeak Cirsium May 12 #10

Thanks, good info. sl8 May 12 #16

Yes Cirsium May 12 #18

I'm sorry it didn't survive. We get them every so often. woodsprite May 12 #20

Just returned from NoCo, NH. OAITW r.2.0 May 12 #23

It was a male pink-breasted grossbeak; sorry he passed. Liberty Belle May 13 #26

Contrary to the windmill lie the top killers of birds are Ritabert May 13 #28