The last time I saw a male Bullfinch on my feeders was in April 2010.
Bullfinch (Phrrhula pyrrhula).
Bullfinch (Phrrhula pyrrhula).
Bullfinches are quite a common bird I often see while out and about...
...just not in my little garden.
This was a grab the camera for record shots moment... all taken through the window.
This was a grab the camera for record shots moment... all taken through the window.
Luckily for me he had a good look around... before tucking into the sunflower hearts...
I hope I don't have to wait another three years for my next one... such a lovely little bird to see.
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Hi Andrew You are fortunate. I have never seen one on my garden and really I don'r even see them often at all. great shots especially through the window.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of these lovely birds. They've always been one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen one of these birds. It does pay off to keep your windows clean.
ReplyDeleteAndrew I wonder if they are having a rough time of it. I've seen very few for the last couple of years.
ReplyDeleteHave you got music on your blog? Damn near wet myself. It should carry a warning.
love their stout little build and pretty coloration! glad he stopped by!
ReplyDeleteLovely looking bird; we don't have them in this area.
ReplyDeleteYour timing to capturing it in your garden is priceless.
I don't think I have ever seen these birds before, nice colors on him.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great visitor to get. Only had one once in my garden and that was ages ago. from Findlay
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bird ;-)
ReplyDeleteCĂ©line & Philippe
My mum had one on the feeders, yesterday when I was visiting, amazing creature, brilliant capture Andrew.
ReplyDeleteThat is one handsome bird and a nice group of pictures. I know what you mean when you say you hope you don't have to wait to see him again. We have a Scarlet Tanager pair in our neighborhood and my neighbor keeps asking me if I have seen them and ... yes, I saw it two summers ago and not since. Oh my ... it is worth the wait though.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
Congratulations! He's very regal looking!
ReplyDeleteHe looks like he is used to being the boss.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a great bird! I always love when we have some surprises at the feeders:) Brief but awesome finds!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos of a beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteThe Bullfinch is a beautiful bird. Lucky you, it is great visitor to your yard!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find in your garden! Now that he's tasted your offerings, he'll likely remember where he was and will return. (One can hope....)
ReplyDeleteAwesome yardbird Andrew!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty!!! Fortunate you~
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