Although I have yet to get a bird feeder up and running at my new place in Fergus, I still have seen a few birds of interest out the window. Yesterday, I had a flock of 16 Common Redpolls that were foraging right at the edge of my lawn in some weeds. This winter has already been a really exciting one for winter birds, including finches. These Common Redpolls all appeared to be of the most common subspecies: The "Southern" or Flammea subspecies that breeds in the low arctic.
I snapped a few pictures through the window, so they didn't turn out too clear, but still fun to watch!
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