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LadyL
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Lorain, OH | Baby Cardinals For the past 3 days, I've been seeing baby Cardinals fly around my garage and land on the wires nearby and also fly into the neighbors' hedge.
Anyone else see them around their homes, etc.?
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Pacrat
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Cortland, OH | Re: Baby Cardinals We've got a lot of them around... can't tell if they're youngsters or not, though.
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LadyL
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Lorain, OH
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| Re: Baby Cardinals These are babies, or quite young...they seem to be able to fly very well - faster than the average young bird. They also seem to stay away from other types of birds ! 
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Cortland, OH | Re: Baby Cardinals I've seen the bluejays feeding youngsters(obviously) mouth-to-mouth! The young ones make so much noise, it's hard to ignore what's going on.
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LadyL
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Lorain, OH | Re: Baby Cardinals Come to think about it...I haven't seen a single bluejay around here. Plenty of starlings and other birds, but no bluejays. 
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Cortland, OH
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| Re: Baby Cardinals Our neighborhood is a haven for sparrows, brown finches, goldfinches, chickadees, bluejays, cardinals, the odd crow, now and then, starlings, some kind of hawk (haven't been able to ID what species it is, yet) and the biggest, ugliest turkey vultures I've ever seen. There have been some bald eagles in the air above us occasionally, but not too often. There's a refuge at the north end of Mosquito Lake and the eagle population continues to grow each year. It's funny... thinking back... how many times I've seen the hawk family perched on the very top of the flagpole and baseball foul poles out back. They'll sit for what seems like hours and suddenly swoop down to pounce on the unwary field mouse or mole. I get a very clear view from my rear deck. It's fascinating to watch the hawks, eagle, and turkey vultures ride the thermals coming up from the ball fields in the back. They'll soar round and round 'til they're nearly out of sight above.
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