One other thing - I will definitely be outside at first light tomorrow to accept visitors. He showed up by about 7:30 this morning.
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On Oct 27, 2012, at 1:33 PM, Birding <ruff2...> wrote:
> Ok -so many folks have asked to see the Grosbeak, I've decided to send out this email to all. The bird has been consistent throughout the day either sitting on the platform feeder or in the trees right above the feeders. He also may be heard calling even if not always visible. I am allowing people to come by but you must strictly obey the following instructions and let me know first!
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>> Address is 10353 Cavey Lane in Woodstock.
>>> Park on the left side of the house, walk under the carport and up three steps to the deck. You can stand on the deck under the overhead deck and view the feeders. Do not open any gates (I have goats and a dog) and do NOT walk past the overhead deck (you would be visible from inside the house) as that is likely to really fire up my dog who is very large and very wary of strangers. He will be inside the house but you MUST email or call me first before you come by so we can be sure. Keep the noise down so that he does not start barking.
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> If you don't give me advance notice the dog may be out (fenced in of course) but you do not want to come near the house in that case.
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> I will post updates tonight and tomorrow morning. Who knows what the storm will do to his appetite for hanging around but I'd imagine he'd still be around on Sunday. Early arrivals really need to be as quiet as possible so the dog doesn't wake my young children.
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> Russ Ruffing
> Woodstock, Howard County
> Cell 410-292-6005
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