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A couple of individual Pine Siskins dining a bird feeder beside the Rockyview Hospital as many other flock members remained in the nearby trees.
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quietly feeding in leaf litter in cedar forest
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Habitat: Coastal Prairie location: Brazoria county 5 miles north of Sweeny. elevation 32â Columbia bottomland-San Bernard River flood plain. Mixed Live Oak, Water Oak, Cedar Elm, Green Ash trees with some open pasture. Understory is Yaupon, mixed smaller Oaks, etc., Palmetto and Greenbriar. Soil type Pledger Clay.
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Habitat: Coastal Prairie location: Brazoria county 5 miles north of Sweeny. elevation 32â Columbia bottomland-San Bernard River flood plain. Mixed Live Oak, Water Oak, Cedar Elm, Green Ash trees with some open pasture. Understory is Yaupon, mixed smaller Oaks, etc., Palmetto and Greenbriar. Soil type Pledger Clay.
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Habitat: Coastal Prairie location: Brazoria county 5 miles north of Sweeny. elevation 32â Columbia bottomland-San Bernard River flood plain. Mixed Live Oak, Water Oak, Cedar Elm, Green Ash trees with some open pasture. Understory is Yaupon, mixed smaller Oaks, etc., Palmetto and Greenbriar. Soil type Pledger Clay.
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On ground at Hartley's back feeder soon after I had put out some thistle feed on feeder and some on the ground.
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Ten plus feeding high in the oaks . Heard their buzzy chatter clearly .
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Ten plus feeding high in the oaks . Heard their buzzy chatter clearly .
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Ten plus feeding high in the oaks . Heard their buzzy chatter clearly .
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The Pine Siskin numbers at my house have increased substantially the past week. Probably 500 or more at at my feeders pretty much all day. Also visible in some of these shots are American Goldfinch, House Finch and Lesser Goldfinch. Image 4 shows about a dozen siskins (with Am. Goldfinches, N. Cardinals) as a small portion of the flocks of these birds covering the ground below my feeders picking up thistle seed and sunflower seeds dropped by the birds on the feeders.
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The Pine Siskin numbers at my house have increased substantially the past week. Probably 500 or more at at my feeders pretty much all day. Also visible in some of these shots are American Goldfinch, House Finch and Lesser Goldfinch. Image 4 shows about a dozen siskins (with Am. Goldfinches, N. Cardinals) as a small portion of the flocks of these birds covering the ground below my feeders picking up thistle seed and sunflower seeds dropped by the birds on the feeders.
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The Pine Siskin numbers at my house have increased substantially the past week. Probably 500 or more at at my feeders pretty much all day. Also visible in some of these shots are American Goldfinch, House Finch and Lesser Goldfinch. Image 4 shows about a dozen siskins (with Am. Goldfinches, N. Cardinals) as a small portion of the flocks of these birds covering the ground below my feeders picking up thistle seed and sunflower seeds dropped by the birds on the feeders.
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The Pine Siskin numbers at my house have increased substantially the past week. Probably 500 or more at at my feeders pretty much all day. Also visible in some of these shots are American Goldfinch, House Finch and Lesser Goldfinch. Image 4 shows about a dozen siskins (with Am. Goldfinches, N. Cardinals) as a small portion of the flocks of these birds covering the ground below my feeders picking up thistle seed and sunflower seeds dropped by the birds on the feeders.
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Three pine siskins at the backyard feeders.