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Subject: | Unusual Goldfinch? |
From: | Julian Robinson <> |
Date: | Fri, 25 Aug 2006 09:27:22 +1000 |
Anyway yesterday a lone Goldfinch was sitting in a tree all fluffed up and looking perhaps unhappy. I've never seen a Goldfinch on its own before. Then I noticed it's strange beak appearance which I enclose in case it is interesting. I don't know whether this is a rare or well known bird pox, or perhaps just the remains of eating something sticky . Do flocking birds often sit alone? |
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