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    help id bird orange/bright orange beak, NH

    In the Northeast, the American Robin is a sign that Spring is coming- we usually see them in late March/early April. That is why I am having a hard time believing this was a robin, but it must have been I hope it comes back so that I can take a photo! terrie
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    help id bird orange/bright orange beak, NH

    I think you are all correct. It IS a robin, but it looks different than the robins we see in the spring. It was much more ruffled looking, but maybe that is because it is not supposed to be here at this time of year! I thought robins migrated to a warmer climate in winter. It is pretty cold...
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    help id bird orange/bright orange beak, NH

    I ran to get my camera, and it was gone. I got a good look at it through binocs..hopefully if it come back, I can get a photo. It looked quite a bit like a robin on the breast. Black eye, with white patch around it.
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    help id bird orange/bright orange beak, NH

    nope- not a towhee. Close in appearance, but has a bright orange beak, rounder head, and not as much black. More orange on breast, entire brest is the orange color
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    help id bird orange/bright orange beak, NH

    Hello I live in NH. and saw a bird today eating some berries and the freshly falling snow. I have never seen this bird before and I cant find it in any bird book or on the web. The bird has an orange breast. Not quite a vivid as a cardinal red, but still fairly strong in color- more like a...
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