This morning at my flat feeder,  I had both a male and a female white  winged 
crossbill.  The beautiful red color of the male caught my  attention.  
....gorgeous.....while photographing the male I realized that  the female was mixed 
in with the many pine siskens and goldfinches at the same  flat feeder.  I 
have never had either of these birds at my feeders here on  the top of Hurricane 
Hill in WRJ.  My resource books indicates that they  generally winter further 
north.  Does anyone know  if this is an  unusual sighting?....I have photos... 
if anyone is interested I will email a  jpeg.
 
Judy Lombardi
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