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F.B. Henderson Residence, Elmhurst, IL (1901) (S.057)
 

(Note, due to the fact that the internet is constantly changing, and items that
are posted change, I have copied excerpts of the text, but give all the credits available.)

 

SCORES OF ROBINS VISIT LOCAL YARD

Printed in the Elmhurst Press - March 20, 1936

Scores of suburbanites have reported seeing robins, but not many have had the pleasure of seeing
a hundred or more of the red-breasted harbingers of spring in their own yards.

Yet, that was the experience of the W. W. Birkins, 301 South Kenilworth avenue, Elmhurst, Last
Thursday a migrating flock of robins dropped in for dinner at the Birkin yard, apparently having
had advance notice that plenty of food was available there. They stayed most of the afternoon,
but by next morning nearly all of them were gone, presumably to continue further north.

The Birkins have been feeding birds all winter, and report having had cardinals, bluebirds, juncos
and other kinds of birds as their feathered guests.
 

 

Thank you to Karen Stezowski for finding this story.

http://www.karenstezowski.com/elmhurst/robins.html


 

 

 
 
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