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30-JAN-2006 CJ Burianek

30Jan06alt Is There Room For Me - 9956

Connecticut

Photo a Day, Day 306 alt...If anyone is good with bird types I would love to know what the ones at the feeder are... I think the one is a sparrow (or perhaps a female purple or house finch) but have no idea on the other two - I think they are the same. And of course that is a chickadee flying in

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Canon EOS 20D ,Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS USM
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Date/Time30-Jan-2006 10:19:45
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David Clunas04-Mar-2006 20:46
Here is a link to the European Greenfinch and Goldfinch
http://www.pbase.com/davidclunas/image/56802136
David Clunas01-Feb-2006 19:30
OK, Tom is right, thanks Tom.
Bur they do look like our UK Greenfinches, and the UK Goldfinches are very different. :) I'll snap a few this year.
David Clunas31-Jan-2006 22:47
These are Greenfinches, Goldfinches have a lot more yellow and black. We get about 20 at a time in the spring!
Mom 31-Jan-2006 03:24
They are really neat looking, and like the one in flight and looks like he is getting ready to land
Guest 31-Jan-2006 02:11
Gayle's correct CJ, they are American Goldfinch in winter apparel :)
Link to summer plumage: http://www.pbase.com/twdarby/image/43123065
Link to March plumage: http://www.pbase.com/twdarby/image/41222691
Gayle P. Clement31-Jan-2006 01:57
The goldfinches, I think, are in their winter dress. They'll just show a little yellow and be a very muted olive green.
Gayle P. Clement31-Jan-2006 01:56
I believe chickadee (of course), sparrow, and goldfinches.