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Pine Siskin Crouse Reservoir, above Vernal, Utah 10 June 2001
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Spinus pinus. Please acknowledge any use of this photo: Andy Jones, Cleveland Museum of Natural History.
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Bottom left, being bumped out by the GF.
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Female Pine Siskin. Heard a flock of Pine Siskins on our roof, and then on the ground. Went outside with my camera to find this little one on the roof protuberance of our studio, while her flock-mates were feeding all around her.
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4 species in image 1. Lower left N. Cardinal, center of feeder and in flight Am. Goldfinch, top two birds on right of feeder Lesser Goldfinch, bird on lower right of feeder Pine Siskin.
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4 species in image 1. Lower left N. Cardinal, center of feeder and in flight Am. Goldfinch, top two birds on right of feeder Lesser Goldfinch, bird on lower right of feeder Pine Siskin.
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At least 4 @ feeders.
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At least 4 @ feeders.
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One of five Pine Siskins at the feeder.
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Pine Siskin Dripping Springs, Hays Co., Texas 24 April 2013 This has been the coldest and most windy spring in south-central Texas that I can ever recall. In the past two weeks we have broken all-time record cold temps for the date on several occasions, and sometimes broken the record by 10-12 degrees! It was 34 the other morning when the previous low record was 46 in all recorded history. Just crazy! Anyway, I still have probably 200 Pine Siskins chowing down on thistle seed at my house. They are typically long gone by the 3rd week of April. The feeder is constantly full of siskins and I know of other folks seeing the same thing. A very odd spring, indeed.
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Pine Siskin Dripping Springs, Hays Co., Texas 24 April 2013 This has been the coldest and most windy spring in south-central Texas that I can ever recall. In the past two weeks we have broken all-time record cold temps for the date on several occasions, and sometimes broken the record by 10-12 degrees! It was 34 the other morning when the previous low record was 46 in all recorded history. Just crazy! Anyway, I still have probably 200 Pine Siskins chowing down on thistle seed at my house. They are typically long gone by the 3rd week of April. The feeder is constantly full of siskins and I know of other folks seeing the same thing. A very odd spring, indeed.
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San Diego County, California, US
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