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Fringilla montifringilla
Wondering what type of bird this is...visitor to my backyard tree today
Thanks Birdlaylady6000! What a frenzy this little bird has created for birders and photographers in Vancouver & area, lots of visitors - all very respectful...
Nice to see you have the Brambling in your garden! I saw reports of it on the birding line. Great Bird for Vancouver!
Brambling returned today so was able to take a few more photos & have added them
Thanks Liam for ID...makes sense now why I couldn't ID it!...not a usual visitor to my area of the world...have reported to ebird as per your request.
António I was actually talking about the montifringilla, here you can see them in a flock... http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/935...
The Coelebs we have all year too...
I imagined that because of your spotting of a Fringilla Coelebs :-) here i see them all year,but never in flocks,normaly singing in matting season for marking territory and atract femmales,in the winter i see them alone and normaly i see the malles,femmales are less coloured more dificult to see,a lovely bird :-)
Hehe António we share the same thought :)
Forgot to say it's only during winter we see it here... Every year great flocks come to eat in my garden...
Great cache Thurd13,beautiful and rare,here in portugal we have the Fringilla Coelebs,similar in colours and a great singer,congrats and thanks for sharing
Great sighting! This is a very rare bird for North America. Please report to eBird: http://ebird.org/content/ebird/
When you do, add a photo to the checklist:
http://ebird.org/content/ebird/news/embe...
Lat: 49.25, Long: -123.13
Spotted on Jan 5, 2013
Submitted on Jan 5, 2013
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