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Subject: [SBB] 12/08/04 Pine Siskens in Sunnyvale
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Hi!

I now have at least 5 Pine Siskens and Lesser Goldfinches (3 males - one in
full color) in my yard near the 85 and 280 interchange.  These fella's seem
to have a lot to peck about, as they vie for the best spots on my seed sock
- the Pine Siskens always win.  Also, they are flutter-feeding on Black Oil
Sunflower seeds from my small Chickadee feeder.  Fun to watch.  Some of the
Pine Siskens are larger and some have more yellow in the wings.  Some with
hardly any.  Happy Holidays!

Jean Myers

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