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Crossbills and Conifers in the Adirondacks, NY 2024-2025: With Additional Notes on the Other Finches and Food Crops Across the Region

April 20, 2025 by Matt

By Matt Young: Red crossbills (Loxia curvirostra) are the archetypal example of a taxon with high infraspecific diversity in traits including bill size and especially vocal characteristics. Currently, ...

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: #finches, #finchnetwork, #finchresearchnetwork, #irruptions, Evening Grosbeaks

Red Crossbills and the Cone Crop across the Adirondacks and Northeast 2023-2024: What will 2024-2025 bring?

April 4, 2025 by Matt

Red Crossbill and the Cone Crop across the Adirondacks and Northeast 2023-2024: What will 2024-2025 bring?By Matthew Young and Nicolas Main: With the 2023-2024 cone crop year and the Type 2 and 4 Red ...

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New Finch Research Network Small Grant Program

February 27, 2025 by Matt

The Finch Research Network (FiRN) seeks to fund projects that will contribute to the study or conservation of finches and their habitats. See here for FiRN grant opportunities: ...

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FiRN 2025 Membership Drive

January 21, 2025 by Matt

Hello Finch Fans,Thank you so much for your continued interest in FiRN -- It has been greatly appreciated!As a non-profit, FiRN relies on support from individuals like you to ...

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The Crossbill Story: Part 4

January 10, 2025 by Matt

By Tom HahnLast time we left off with the numerous red crossbills, especially Type 2s but also some Type 4s, on the east slope of the Cascades, near Naches, WA. These birds had stopped breeding by ...

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Rest in Peace in 2024, the Hoary Redpoll

January 4, 2025 by Matt

By Ryan MandelbaumIt seems like only yesterday that we were out in the frigid depths of winter, freezing our fingertips as we scanned hundreds of common redpolls for an ever-so-slightly different ...

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