Re: [mou-net] Siskin Irruption Maps

2020-10-02 Thread Jason Frank
I noticed around 20 Pine Siskins in my yard in Ortonville on the
morning of Sept 28. By October 1 they were joined by Juncos, Kinglets,
and a Red-Breasted Nuthatch, all of which are historically early for
me.

On 9/29/20, Tami Vogel  wrote:
> Pretty interesting:
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> https://finchnetwork.org/irruption-alert-pine-siskin
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[mou-net] Siskin Irruption Maps

2020-09-29 Thread Tami Vogel
Pretty interesting:

https://finchnetwork.org/irruption-alert-pine-siskin



 - Tami in Afton



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