I just took one in our yard yesterday. They will be gone soon, we've already had frost once or twice.

Last Sat. was chilly and rainy so we headed to the nearby state park to try to have a little picnic and take a walk. We got rained out on the walk, but still had fun. :) If you follow the paved sidewalk, you enter the sandy beach area through a concrete block tunnel. It's horrible -- the wind through the tunnel blows sand at you and it stings wherever it hits your bare skin! not a people-friendly design. :p However, if you walk the grassy hill that's off to the side of the tunnel, it's more like this:

We have plenty of red wing black birds here in summer, but they are so wary that they do not bother people. Its the opposite; Its hard to get close enough to get a shot, and when you are close enough, they contrive to keep something between you and them. However, they do not nest in town. Our town has plenty of wet lands outside its perimeter and that is where the red wings are. They love our cat-tail swamps. At this time of the year, other types of black birds are forming huge flocks in preparation for migration. By mid-October, our black birds will be gone.

I just don't know. This was on the inside wall of my porch.