Greenfinch on the feeder.................................... a flighty little bird to capture
I am struggling to capture images of the Greenfinches in my garden... they are very wary of any movement and when spooked it can be an hour or so before they return.
This was a lucky shot taken through the window...
...I will persevere as they are lovely birds to see up close.
Nice shot! Kinda odd they're called Greenfinches. Although, they aren't the only birds to have a name that doesn't seem to fit. I'm sure you'll get more good photos!
Hi Andrew Perseverance has paid off. Great shot. Margaret
ReplyDeleteNice shot! Kinda odd they're called Greenfinches. Although, they aren't the only birds to have a name that doesn't seem to fit. I'm sure you'll get more good photos!
ReplyDeleteThey certainly are beautiful Andrew.
ReplyDeletevery cool bird. like your new header!
ReplyDeleteNothing like a good challenge to keep you sharp.
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ReplyDeleteWell, I got here. Gorgeous greenfinch photo. I'm very fond of finches.
K
He looks quite busy and happy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteyou have the patience of a saint. lovely colours on this bird Andrew
ReplyDeletethats a great shot, i wish some would land in my garden.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly captured its bright colours.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful little bird with such super color! Great photo.
ReplyDeleteGreat close up!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteHandsome bird!
ReplyDeletePretty Greenfinch and a great shot!
ReplyDeleteVery nice little bird - we have them here, but I dont see them very often.
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Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
What a pretty little fellow. We don't have them here. I would say clever rather than lucky. Well done.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot. Have you tried putting the camera on a tripod and using a rote. Might work
ReplyDeleteMy, they certainly are skittish. Probably all the scary encounters with predators over the ages have imprinted their genes.
ReplyDeleteWhat a little sweetheart! Maybe they'll eventually get used to you a little more.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful little visitor to your feeder!
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