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And several others are possibly “Greater” but not quite dark enough or large enough to be identified confidently. The bird possessed some rather Arctic Redpoll-like structural characters, largely a function of feather density - a fat ‘pug-faced’, small-eyed look, bull-necked appearance, deep chest, broad ‘shoulders’, very long ‘tubular’, barrel-shaped body (like the rostrata), heavily ‘trousered’ tibia and long wings and tail. Usually it is seen as the same (sub)species as the Greenland Redpoll (rostrata). They have a few things in common: namely their large size and dark appearance.

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Winter. The Common Redpoll (Greenland) is a race or sub-species of the Common Redpoll. It is sometimes referred to the Common Redpoll (large-billed). This redpoll has a darker plumage and is the larger of the two.

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rostrata). Together the Iceland and Greenland forms are sometimes known as "Northwestern Redpolls".

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Awaiting Information. Arctic/ Hoary Redpoll Carduelis hornemanni. Rare vagrant. Two county 9. apr 2020 Carduelis flammea rostrata.

They have a huge bill and are heavily streaked. Learn about Common Redpoll (rostrata/islandica): explore photos, sounds, and observations collected by birders around the world. "Greater" Common Redpoll (A. f.
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Species Detail - Greenland Redpoll (Carduelis flammea subsp. rostrata) - Species information displayed is based on the dataset "Birds of Ireland". Terrestrial Map - 10km 2011-01-11 · Redpoll Challenge: four subspecies [an excellent summary and description of the four recognizeable subspecies found in Ontario].
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The most widely held view recognises two species, the common redpoll (including flammea, islandica, rostrata and cabaret) and the arctic redpoll (including hornemanni and exilipes). The pale phenotype from Iceland is the most distinct Redpoll on that island, and might deserve a new name; the name islandica should be restricted to the dark, rostrata-like birds.

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Redpoll investigation widens to include "Greater". I thought it was so cool to see this subspecies "Greenland/Greater" Common Redpoll (rostrata/icelandica) in a tree foraging on the Japanese Black Pine cones. In the last photo, you can see the seed in its bill. All the common Redpolls I have seen this year have been feeding on birches or weed seeds. Photos were taken at the NH coast Conventional wisdom holds that rostrata "Greater" Common Redpolls are large and dark, and that hornemanni or "Hornemann's" Hoary Redpoll are equally large and very pale. So I have always assumed that the two would be easier to tell apart than the smaller "Southern" flammea Common and exilipes Hoary Redpolls.