[EBB Sightings] Lesser Goldfinches

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I have had a couple of Lesser goldfinches most of the winter here in
downtown Lafayette.  Huge flocks now of mixed finches (20-40).  And I
haven=B9t noticed any pine siskins at all this year--- has anyone seen any?

Katie McGovern


On 2/17/06 9:06 AM, "Vinkus at aol.com"  wrote:

> In Alamo, we have just as many lesser goldfinches as ever (a lot!), but t=
his
> year there have been no pine siskens.  Last year was a banner year at my
> feeder for pine siskens, so I was surprised to have none this year.
> Jeanne =20
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 Lesser goldfinches most of the winter here in downtown Lafayette.  Hug=
e flocks now of mixed finches (20-40).  And I haven’t noticed any=
 pine siskins at all this year--- has anyone seen any?

Katie McGovern

On 2/17/06 9:06 AM, "Vinkus at aol.com" <Vinkus at aol.com> wrote=
:

>In Alamo, we have just as many lesser goldfinches as ever (a lot!), but thi=
s year there have been no pine siskens.  Last year was a banner year at=
 my feeder for pine siskens, so I was surprised to have none this year.

Jeanne  

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