Birds of Ireland: Siskin

Siskins can be seen here all year round and are a common breeding species. Their habitat is farmland, gardens, and woodland.
Birds of Ireland: Siskin

Siskin. Picture: John Harding/BTO/PA Wire

Tue, 14 Jan, 2025 - 18:02
Jim Wilson

  • Siskin (PĂ­obaire / Carduelis spinus) 
  • 11-12 cm in length with a wingspan of 21-22cm

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