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- noun Plural form of
siskin .
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Examples
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Petite finches called siskins and a babbling stream somewhere below.
Travel news, travel guides and reviews | guardian.co.uk 2009
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Was there, or was there not, a flight of siskins by that far clump of trees?
Twin Moons 2010
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'Birds,' Miss Marple added after a moment or two: 'I thought, perhaps, they might be siskins.'
Twin Moons 2010
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So I dodged finches and pine siskins to head out to the City Forest again.
Impending doom jhetley 2009
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I keep expecting them and the siskins and crossbills to vanish -- like Attilla's Golden Horde or the passenger pigeons, such a rapacious lifestyle requires moving on to pastures new every now and then.
Hitting the reset button jhetley 2009
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Well, the pine siskins will be represented in proper proportion.
Minor bird-storm jhetley 2009
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No siskins noted, but they're about the same size and coloration, so you have to check every bird.
It's Wednesday -- do you know where your blizzard is? jhetley 2009
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But no sign of the swarming masses redpolls, siskins, crossbills this morning.
The moving finger writes . . . jhetley 2009
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Addendum: Latest swarm is siskins and house finches.
It's Wednesday -- do you know where your blizzard is? jhetley 2009
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The finches and siskins are fighting over perches and precedence at the feeders.
It's dead, Jim jhetley 2009
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