[EBB SIghtings] N. Berkeley Siskins continue

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The pine siskins, here for at least two weeks now, have finally met their
match: a pink-sided Oregon Junco or Slate-Colored Junco(?) that won't stand
for any shenanigans. The siskins know it, too: they perch meekly on the
opposite side of the feeder waiting to be frightened away.

The feeding order has been comfortably established: large groups of lesser
goldfinch take their meal early in the day to avoid the late-coming siskins
and juncos. fighting it out amongst each other. In the background,
non-feeder birds American Robins have been here for a couple of weeks.

B. Newman
Berkeley



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lly met their match: a pink-sided Oregon Junco or Slate-Colored Junco(?) tha=
t won't stand for any shenanigans. The siskins know it, too: they perch meek=
ly on the opposite side of the feeder waiting to be frightened away. 

The feeding order has been comfortably established: large groups of lesser =
goldfinch take their meal early in the day to avoid the late-coming siskins =
and juncos. fighting it out amongst each other. In the background, non-feede=
r birds American Robins have been here for a couple of weeks.

B. Newman

Berkeley



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