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All,

With so many reports of Pine Siskin, I thought I would add that nearly 
every day (for the past two weeks) during lunch I hear Siskins near the 
intersection of Emerson Street and Palo Alto Avenue. On the few 
occasions the birds have actually shown themselves, the fly from the 
large conifers at the corner and dash into another across the border. 
It seems the group numbers about 20 individuals and has obviously 
appeared on both sides of the creek.

Matthew Dodder
http://www.birdguy.net

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