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While downloading photos from my big camera the other day, I came across these that were taken at the end of autumn.
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Evening grosbeaks are a bird we rarely have visit our backyard.
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But that day a large batch of them dropped by.
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They’re pretty little things…
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And made short work of the sunflower seed buffet.
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Now is it me….
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Or do they look like the original angry bird?
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River's world..... 
They are cute. I see what you mean.
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First time we’ve seen them all year..
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Yes, they do look like the original Angry Bird, lol. That last pic looks like a couple and the wife is angry at her bird husband, 😂.
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Maybe he’s turning their nest into a bird cave.
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Well I would be angry too if the food was gone and the hostess didn’t offer or serve more!!!
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The avian community eats me out of house and home, trust me.
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They do look angry. The males especially, with that bright yellow slash across their foreheads. The females seem to have adopted a less-showy, resting bitch face in response.
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We do excel at resting bitch face…
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It’s you.
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OMG, you are sooooo lucky to have Evening Grosbeaks at your feeder!! We used to have them every winter in NC, then all of a sudden they stopped coming. I have seen one or two here out West. They always remind me of my mother, she loved seeing them. Thanks for the great pictures!
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We have rose breasted grosbeaks often, but rarely the evening. It was a lucky sighting.
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