Copyright: Original post from Our Plot at Green Lane Allotments http://glallotments.blogspot.co.uk/ author S Garrett
7 months ago
Wednesday, June 29
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Oh my-what a handsome fella! We have nothing like that here. Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely little birds, His wife isn't quite as colourful but still pretty. If you go to the widget at the side of my blog about identifying garden birds and click there are pictures of all the birds that we get in the garden.
DeleteBeautiful photos of a very handsome bird !!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Thank you, Ela.
DeleteSuch a cute little bird! We have same size bird with brown colour. They are called sparrow!
ReplyDeleteWe have sparrows in the UK too, Malar. We have two types the house sparrow and the tree sparrow.
DeleteSo sweet . Always at my bird feeders too . Nice photos of him : )
ReplyDeleteThis one was checking out the tables and the ground underneath them at her place we visited recently, Debd. We do get them in the garden too though.
DeleteLovely photos Sue - you must have a lot of patience to get shots like that!
ReplyDeleteCan I ask you an unrelated question please? I have grown tomatoes successfully for years but this year I have about 50% which are just not flowering at all, even though they are big, healthy plants.All in the greenhouse,with lots of ventilation.
Sometimes tomato plants won't flower if you feed them to early, Jane. However I guess you haven't done that so possibly it is the low light conditions that we are having with all this horrible weather.
DeleteWonderful shots, Sue! Love this cute bird.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Nadezda.
DeleteHow splendid is he? Great pics!xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dina.
DeleteIt is good to see they are healthy I have seen them with foot problems.
ReplyDeleteYes, Brian I have seen chaffinches with stumpy feet, usually in the same location. I have read thar the problem is viral which would explain clusters. Another explanation is mites. Apparently although it is debilitating it isn't life threatening,
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