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Pine Siskin

Carduelis pinus

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Field Notes

Description:

These two very small birds were on our muddy road. Image one is the smaller of the two with heavy stripes. It looked like a fledgling. The second image is both of the birds together showing an adult with a yellow streaked body and reddish cap.

Habitat:

forest, swamps, bogs, brushy areas.

Notes:

Migrate in winter

Reference Links:

Palm Warbler, Identification, All About Birds - Cornell Lab of Ornithology

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (2)
doreen.chambers.14
Thanks Caleb. I really did not know what the heck it was. Is the yellow one a Pine Siskin too?

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