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The vote on my finch ID question is overwhelmingly in favour of a purple
finch - a species I am quite familiar with (or thought I was!). In this
instance I had some doubts due to the actual colour (as opposed to my
photos) having rather a more brick-red hue and the faintness of the side
stripes on its belly. Through this exercise I have now also learned to
look at the shape of the beak as an aid to differentiation.
My thanks to all who responded.
Eleanor Lindsay
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The vote on my finch ID question is overwhelmingly in favour of a
purple finch - a species I am quite familiar with (or thought I
was!). In this instance I had some doubts due to the actual colour
(as opposed to my photos) having rather a more brick-red hue and
the faintness of the side stripes on its belly. Through this
exercise I have now also learned to look at the shape of the beak
as an aid to differentiation.<br>
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</font><font size="+1">My thanks to all who responded.<br>
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