Thanks for the question, Russ.
Mostly common shrub-nesting species including red-winged blackbird, gray catbird, brown thrasher, northern cardinal, American goldfinch, cedar waxwing, dark-eyed junco, indigo bunting. One record of wild turkey (on the ground under knotweed). Many nests are found in winter and are difficult to identify. Likely there are many additional species.
Erik
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