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Common Redpoll

Beware: Salmonella in Irruptive Finches

February 4, 2021 by Matt

Author Ryan F. Mandelbaum: This winter’s superflight of irruptive finches has been especially rewarding for many of us with bird feeders, as flocks of Pine Siskins, Common Redpolls, Evening ...

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: american goldfinches, Common Redpoll, Evening Grosbeaks, finches, goldfinches, Hoary Redpoll, house finches, Irruptions, migration, Pine Siskins, redpolls

Irruption Alert: Redpolls Ride South In Perhaps Their Largest Push In Almost A Decade

November 11, 2020 by Matt

By Tyler Hoar and Matthew Young: Redpolls are on the move this winter, and we’re perhaps looking at their biggest push south in almost a decade. Why is this, you ask?  Redpolls follow birch ...

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Common Redpoll, finches, Hoary Redpoll, Irruptions, migration, redpolls

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