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9 years ago

Who took these cute photos and what type of birds are these?

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Gretchen Schmidt
8 years ago
I believe the top bird is a nuthatch and the one lower down is a goldfinch. Looks like a thistle sock feeder.
elstudor
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8 years ago
Found out this is a Mr. Canary product and was taken by photographer Julie L. Brown. Great picture of some common backyard birds.

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