Talk:Eurasian siskin

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message: [Research in progress! Post not final, but my sister is making me take a break. Heh! Geekdiva (talk) 16:30, 4 November 2016 (UTC)
thread_title:  More questionable birds! A siskin, oriole, sparrow or jay in Chinese saying?  

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message: Regarding "they spend summer in Tibet, Taiwan, the valleys of the lower Yangtse River and the south east coast": cited source  says nothing about summering in Taiwan. In fact, it says they winter in Taiwan. eBird's bar chart also shows this is a winter visiter to Taiwan  A-giau (talk) 11:49, 20 October 2019 (UTC)
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message: The  Eurasian siskin , also known as the European siskin, embarks on a fascinating migration from Europe to North Africa. This small passerine bird, with its greyish-green plumage and distinctive yellow wing bar, thrives in forested areas, particularly among alder and conifer trees. Discover the secrets of its migratory path and the mysteries that surround its journey.”
The Alder Siskin (Spinus spinus), a small passerine bird, embarks on an awe-inspiring migration from the verdant forests of Europe to the warmer climates of North Africa. This article delves into the intricacies of the Alder Siskin's migration, its diet across different life stages, and the melodious songs that mark its presence.
The migration of the Alder Siskin is a testament to nature's marvels. Ringing recoveries have shown that these birds can travel at speeds varying between 20.2 and 260.0 km/day. Their journey is influenced by various factors, including food availability and weather conditions. As autumn arrives, the Alder Siskin sets off from Europe, crossing diverse landscapes to reach the hospitable habitats of North Africa.
Several factors influence the migratory speed of the Alder Siskin during his journey to North Africa:
* Weather Conditions : Adverse weather can slow down migration, while favorable winds can speed it up.
* Stopover Site Quality : High-quality stopover sites with abundant food can reduce the time needed for refueling, allowing birds to resume their journey more quickly .
* Rate of Fuel Deposition : The rate at which birds can store fat as fuel for the journey affects how long they stay at stopovers and their overall migration speed .
* Competition : High competition at stopover sites can lead to longer stays, affecting the speed of migration
Xxlompa (talk) 12:50, 3 March 2024 (UTC)
thread_title:  The Enigmatic Journey of the Alder Siskin: From Europe to North Africa