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In early spring, watch for late redwing, mustered in foraging parties.
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This would be at the height of the incursion, especially of fieldfare and redwing.
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Do you know that the redwing is equally as useful, and besides he is a delightful singer?
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Winter visitors like fieldfare and redwing are able to find most of their food in the wider countryside.
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I saw my first goldcrest close-up in the branches of a bare tree and a redwing on its own.
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Her favorite birds, I felt certain, were the red-winged blackbird and the scarlet tanager.
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Well, well; here is Rebecca Rowena fluttering along the highroad like a red-winged blackbird!
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The red-winged blackbird is an own cousin of mine.
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There's that red-winged blackbird in the bulrushes again.
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A red-winged blackbird sat on a tall gravestone twenty yards away and seemed to stare at Mike.
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Song-sparrows, thrushes, and bluebirds warble far and near, while the red-winged blackbird makes music in wet, swampy places.
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Folks called me Widow Thayer's red-winged blackbird when I wore my cloak, of which I was very proud.
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In legally permitting the slaughter of the robin, red-winged blackbird, dove, grosbeak, wood-duck and gull the state of Louisiana is very culpable.
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Birdwatchers are making their way to North Ronaldsay after what is claimed to be the first European sighting of a red-winged blackbird.
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In our ears the red-winged blackbirds have a very attractive note.
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Red-winged blackbirds and real estate booms can not inhabit the same swamps contemporaneously.
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And he laughed so merrily that Mr. Red-winged Blackbird had to believe him.
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Mr. Red-winged Blackbird had no wish to make Mr. Crow angry.
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And Mr. Red-winged Blackbird began to talk about the weather.
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This is the second suit he has had since then, said Mr. Red-winged Blackbird.
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And now he glared at Mr. Red-winged Blackbird, who continued to wink at him.