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Evening Grosbeaks

Earth Day Fundraising

April 21, 2025 by Matt

Hello Finch Fans, We continued to raise funds this year to go towards purchasing more radio tags (i.e, nanotags) for the Evening Grosbeak Road to Recovery project, a student Evening Grosbeak project, ...

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

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

The Meditative Sounds of Evening Grosbeaks

March 8, 2021 by Matt

Author Matthew A. Young: Last week I had the great pleasure to spend a morning in the field with sound recordist Lang Elliot. The goal was to bring Lang to a location to record a flock of Evening ...

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: #birdsounds, birds, Evening Grosbeaks, finches

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 Grosbeaks ...

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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: The Irruptive Evening Grosbeak of the West

October 28, 2020 by Matt

Irruption Alert: The Irruptive Type 1 Evening Grosbeak of the West: By Matthew J. and Silvester Williams; Photos by Silvester Williams.The predicted Type 3 Evening Grosbeak irruption in the eastern US ...

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: call types, Evening Grosbeaks, flight calls, migrations, type 1, western United States

Irruption Alert: Evening Grosbeaks are moving in largest numbers in 20+ years

October 26, 2020 by Matt

Irruption Alert: Evening Grosbeaks are moving in their largest numbers in 20+ years.By Tyler Hoar and Matthew Young:The Evening Grosbeak irruption for winter 2020-21 is well underway! Similar to the ...

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Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: birds, Evening Grosbeaks, finches, Irruptions, migration

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