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Siskin?

Took this today at Kirkby on Bain GP reserve. I think its a Siskin, however there was no yellow anywhere on any bird within a flock of 8 I saw.

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Filename:Kirkby_unknown.jpg
Album name:John Harry / Discussion Birds
Photographer Name::John Harry
Date and Lincs Location::24 Jan 10 - Kirkby GP Reserve
Contact E-mail Address::jhbirding@gmail.com
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Date added:Jan 24, 2010
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Dean Eades   [Jan 24, 2010 at 06:19 PM]
Redpoll ?
John Harry   [Jan 24, 2010 at 06:28 PM]
No red anywhere either and seemed not that dumpy? Question
Stephen Routledge   [Jan 24, 2010 at 11:43 PM]
Hi John,it looks like a Lesser Redpoll to me,going by a combination of buffy streaked flanks,buffish head and streaked undertail coverts.
John Harry   [Jan 24, 2010 at 11:49 PM]
Cheers Steve. I have had some great feedback on this and concur. Since the posting I have checked the contact call and that seems to discount Siskin. I just wanted assurance as L Redpoll is a first for me!

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