[TN-Bird] Purple finch

We finally got our 1st Purple finch at the house.  It was a female, and only 
stayed around about 5 minutes after I spotted it.  The white streaks on the 
head were immediately obvious.  The snow and ice brought in several House 
Finches and Goldfinches, but also brought some of the White-throated Sparrows 
from 
the woods behind the house, a Song Sparrow, two Red-bellied Woodpeckers (saw 
the red betweed the legs when one turned upside-down), one male Red-winged 
Blackbird, one Bluejay, 3 juncos, two Field Sparrows, three Mourning Doves, 
three 
Cardinals, and a Starling.

Ken Oeser
Hendersonville, TN
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