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Close up of a Pine siskin Spinus pinus perched on a bird feeder feeding on sunflower seeds during spring. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine Siskin Spinus pinus eating at a bird feeder Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two male house finches and one female Pine Siskin at a bird feeder Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine Siskin feeding on a bird feeder Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine Siskin finches (Carduelis pinus) - in spring competing for space and food at a feeder Royalty Free Stock Photo

A Flock of Pine Siskins Engulfed in a Seed Feeder Frenzy A Minimalist Bird Photography Masterpiece Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hungry Pine Siskin on the feeder Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine Siskin bird on the feeder post Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine Siskens on Thistle Bird Feeder Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pine Siskin is a small, brown, streaked finch. Some show yellow in the wing and tail. Sharply pointed bill. Short, notched tail and long wings. Often visits feeders in areas with conifers. Irruptive in many areas can move south in only small numbers some years, large numbers in other years. Often joins flocks of goldfinches. Can be quite vocal listen for distinctive rising buzz like a zipper being zipped.