Our Yoshino cherry tree is in bloom, and the honey bees are making the most of it. Since moving into this house last fall, we’ve planted four trees in front and seven in back—and inherited another mess of ‘em in the adjacent wooded section. Everything is in bloom rotation, with the red maples and pears [...]
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Birdwatching in the North Carolina Triad
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About Greensboro Birds
Greensboro Birds regales you semi-daily with tales of amateur birdwatching in North Carolina's beautiful Piedmont Triad region. We're "microbirders," preferring the challenge (and ease) of birding close to home.
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Rare Bird Sighting
Confirmed by Cornell, this Oregon race Dark-eyed Junco was spotted in our yard on February 21, 2008! The Oregon junco is usually found in the western half of the United States.
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