When I ask talk to new backyard birders, almost all of them say they want to attract goldfinches. Picking the correct bird feeder and birdseed can determine whether you’ll be seeing finches or not.

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If you hang a bird feeder outside your home, there’s a good chance that your first visitor will be some kind of finch. We have five kinds of finches in Marin: the reddish house finch and purple finch, ...

DEAR JOAN: My husband enjoys watching the finches feed from the Kaytee Ultra Wild Finch Super Sock feeder. Unfortunately, the socks seem to get burned-looking holes in it from the birds and then all ...

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My editor, Fred Whitley, and I often talk of things we've seen and share discoveries. Feb. 24, Fred called and described a bird he had seen at his home feeder. We compared notes and discovered neither ...

DEAR JOAN: We have had a sock feeder for finches for a few years now. In the past, it has attracted many birds. We hung a new sock up with new seed and have yet to see one. Is it still early for them ...

Have you put out a feeder for the goldfinches? The small, olive-drab birds are winter visitors to North Texas backyard bird-feeding stations, and local sightings have been reported for about the past ...

The annual Winter Finch Forecast sounds like most of the region will see fewer of the favorite species in yard trees or ...