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Mon, 8 Jan 2018 10:02:50 -0500
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This is a question for birders who live near or go birding in open fields or farmland in the winter. Have you seen flocks of bluebirds? 

I have seen small groups in the Cuyahoga Valley in winter. I have seen around ten together at once near Jaite where there are open areas of fields. I have seen them in pairs in the spring and summer all along the railroad tracks there. 

The reason I ask is that, my friend in the SF Bay area posted a photo of Mountain Bluebirds. He said he saw well over 80 in one spot just on some power lines. There were more in the fields below. (It was at s place called Cedar Mountain Winery.)

I read on the Cornell website that Eastern Bluebirds flock like this in rural areas with large open fields in groups that could exceed 100. Has anyone seen flocks with numbers like this in Ohio?

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