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  1. 14-10-2011 #1
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    Default Think this may be a Goldfinch

    What does anyone else reckon? It was a lone visitor to my feeder this morning, was just heading out and did a double take, rushed to get my camera.
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    My books dont show this type of head colouring, but it could be an inbetween stage of juvenile to adult. Certainly worth a double take.
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    Think it's some type of aberration Joe, may well be lost on the next moult.
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    Yep
    Looks like a goldfinch with a white head. This would make it a Leucistic Bird . A genetic disorder .

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    Yes, was resolved at the time Beryl, in fact a picture went into the Reading Chronicle, unfortunately forgot to update this thread.
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    Oh right.
    That's good. I thought it said resolved but as you said no follow up so wondered
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