Sounds like a fairly un-spectacular winter finch forecast due to very good crops of seeds, berries, cones in the boreal forests of Canada/Alaska. In addition to our regularly occurring winter finches, Purple Finches, Pine Siskins and Evening Grosbeaks may be seen in larger numbers in northern MN this winter Note that forecast is geared for eastern Ontario.
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