Wednesday, March 17
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So that's what I've seen in my garden!
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely little birds, Deborah but don't visit often - at least not when we are looking out of the window.
DeleteAren't you snap happy! Great shots!
ReplyDeleteI am, Mal with my camera set on burst you should see how many I have before wheedling them down.
DeleteThey are bright spots in your spring garden.
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely little birds, Lisa. Both out visitors were males. The last time that I noticed them we had two pairs.
DeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThey are, Anna - they remind me of canaries.
DeleteSo sweet! Don't think we have those around here.
ReplyDeleteThey are sute little birds, Margaret
DeleteHopefully I'll get my usual Siskin seasonal visitors soon.
ReplyDeleteThe Goldfinches seem to have had a winter boycott but today a few have been at the sunflower hearts and nyjer seed, and one of the posh pairs of Bullfinches have turned up to.
We seem to have a resident flock or goldfinches, David - they hog the sunflower hearts. I've not spotted any bullfinches for a while though.
DeleteGreat photos by the way.
ReplyDeleteThanks, David
DeleteI have so many of them right now. Their chirps fill the air. It sounds of spring.
ReplyDeleteSo they are about in the US, Bonnie
DeleteWow, gorgeous!xxx
ReplyDeleteIt was a treat to see them, Dina
DeleteBrilliant Sue! I'm remembering they are an infrequent visitor so this would have been a delight to see :-) great images too!
ReplyDeleteIt was, Shirley. I think we are a stopping point on a journey to elsewhere. We maybe have a very short visit once a year but I think sometimes we miss seeing them.
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