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Purple Finch
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| Crooked River - Thursday, May 6, 2004 by: Helen Carson |
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They arrived at the
beginning of April. Though they are called "Purple", they look like sparrows
dipped in raspberry juice. The female of course is just brown striped.
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I caught a male at the feeder with his cap ruffed up.
They seem to do that when agitated by other birds.
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Our maple trees are full of them in the mornings especially.
So I was able to get this shot of two pairs among the buds.
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Helen Carson
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