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linnet
(redirected from house finch)

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linnet
1. a brownish Old World finch, Acanthis cannabina: the male has a red breast and forehead
2. a similar and related North American bird, Carpodacus mexicanus


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Native birds or locally breeding migratory songbirds observed in the basin and nearby areas include northern mockingbird, house finch, lark sparrow, Brewer's blackbird, Say's phoebe, black phoebe, lesser goldfinch, Anna's hummingbird, cliff swallow, and great-tailed grackle.
ENCINO - A tiny house finch squirms in Jacqueline Spoehel's hands as she draws blood from its jugular.
The most commonly seen bird was the house finch, with 1,586 reported, followed by doves and jays.
 
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