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There were a couple of PINE SISKINS at my niger feeder this morning, . I've
never had any here before at this time of year -- they've either come late
in the Fall and then been persistent for a couple of winter months, or not
come at all -- an irruption pattern. I didn't have any this last winter. I
notice in Roberson, Monterey Birds, that there are some breeding colonies
on the Monterey Co coast -- could these be post-breeding dispersers? Or do
we have our own breeders closer by?\

http://www.geocities.com/tgrey41/PineSiskin.jpg

Tom Grey
www.geocities.com/tgrey41/index.html
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