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  • 68 Lochatong Rd., Ewing, NJ 08628Ewing Township, NJ
  • January 23 & 24, 2021

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First time in 295 reports (from 2005) that we've seen a beautiful Baltimore Oriole male. He even was on the Sunflower seed feeder for a moment. How gorgeous!!! We saw him first at the other side of the yard, at 1157 on 1/23. He then flew across to the feeder area and spent a short while in the Japanese Holly bush between the Safflower and Sunfloer feeders before going to the Cardinal Ring on the Sunflower seed feeder. Goldfinches were on it at the time, but kept their distance. His last position was on our Black Cherry tree before he flew off. He was here 15-20 minutes, and he's welcome to return. In our 295 submissions to FW since 2005, this is the first BALTIMORE ORIOLES we've reported. My wife saw him too, as did our cat. They were both enchanted too.