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The Siskin is becoming a more common visitor to our British gardens, but its natural territory is where it can find seeds from Spruce, Birch and Alder trees. Sometimes the Siskin will form great flocks, outside the breeding season, often mixed with Redpoll Coniferous woodland, especially Spruce, is favoured for breeding. It builds its nest in a tree, laying 2-6 eggs. The British range of this once local breeder has expanded greatly due to commercial conifer plantations. The Siskin is the smallest finch in Northern Europe. It has a light flight with long, deep undulations. The food is mainly seeds, as above, and, in the breeding season, insects. This small siskin is an acrobatic feeder, often hanging upside-down like a tit. It will visit garden bird feeding stations.
Resident Breeder, Passage/Winter Visitor
15g
Woodland
gardens/ Villages
Number of
broods
16x12
mm
1.3 g
£19.00
£22.36
£17.09
£13.20
£55.96 £93.16
£57.72 £63.50
£20.24
£53.74
£61.99 £90.43
£17.84
£21.90
£44.95
£9.99
£11.99
£29.95
