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We rarely see bramblings (Fringilla montifringilla) by our feeders anymore. But one autumn, before they built a new road and removed lots of our trees and shrubs, we had them here for a month. I got many nice photos of them, like this one.

Here it is in its winter plumage. During breeding, the males have a shiny black head and back.

(Bjørkefink in Norwegian)

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Standard 9F No. 92214 (then named 'Cock O' The North) makes light work climbing at Darnholme with a service for Pickering on the North Yorkshire Railway during the Spring Steam Gala, 7th May 2011.

Standard 4 No. 76084 has steam to spare as it pilots Standard 8P No. 71000 'Duke of Gloucester' on the North Yorkshire Railway during the Spring Steam Gala, 7th May 2011.

Standard Tank No. 80072 pilots Stanier Black 5 No. 45212 at Moorgates on the North Yorkshire Railway during the Spring Steam Gala, 7th May 2011.

Was nice to see a Brambling for the first time in Metro Vancouver. I just love these beautiful rare finches that are common in places like Norway but super rare in BC! This bird was seen on Ferguson Rd in Richmond near Iona.

Was nice to see a Brambling for the first time in Metro Vancouver. I just love these beautiful rare finches that are common in places like Norway but super rare in BC! This bird was seen on Ferguson Rd in Richmond near Iona and found by my friends Tak and Mayumi Shibata.

We rarely see bramblings (Fringilla montifringilla) by our feeders, but during autumn four years ago- before they built a new road and removed lots of our trees and shrubs, we had up to 8 of them here for a month.

They also came to walk around my feet when I sat outside, and it was easy to get nice photos of them.

I have seen them several other places later on, but I have never got as good photos as I did here right outside our house four years ago.

This is their winter plumage. During breeding, the males have a shiny black head and back.

(Bjørkefink in Norwegian)

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From a nice October evening when I sat right outside our door, and several bramblings (Fringilla montifringilla) came walking from our feeders and around my feet in the evening light.

(Bjørkefink in Norwegian)

My album of birds here.

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Test der Funktionen des TTS-Sounddecoders

87022 "Cock o' the North" speeds past Winwick with 1N14 10:30 Euston to Preston. 4/11/95. Just another Inter-City electric loco-hauled train at the time, but what would you give to have them back now?!

Location: Cock o' the North pub (now renamed Westbury Park Tavern), Northumbria Drive, Henleaze, Bristol
Then: 1982
Now: 2018

Location: Cock o' the North pub (now renamed Westbury Park Tavern), Northumbria Drive, Henleaze, Bristol
Then: 1982
Now: 2007

Location: Cock o' the North pub (now renamed Westbury Park Tavern), Northumbria Drive, Henleaze, Bristol
Then: 1982
Now: 2022

87022 "Cock o' the North" passes Holme with a southbound Inter-Regional service - possibly an Edinburgh to Birmingham New Street train. Saturday, 6th June 1992.

Class 87 number 87022 "Cock o' the North" at Stratford TMD on 2nd October, 1988.
This locomotive has since been exported to Bulgaria.

Class 87 number 87022 "Cock o' the North" at Crewe Station on 2nd April, 1991 at the head of a Southbound parcels service.
This locomotive has since been exported to Bulgaria.

Bergfinken bewohnen im Sommer lichte Birken- und Nadelwälder Skandinaviens und Nordosteuropas. Im Winter bevorzugen sie Äcker und Gärten, vor allem mit Futterstellen, in Mitteleuropa.

Mountain finches inhabit sparse birch and coniferous forests of Scandinavia and northeastern Europe in summer. In winter, they prefer fields and gardens, especially with feeding areas, in Central Europe.