I believe this is a downy woodpecker. He comes to the feeder, snatches a seed and then flies off to the nearest tree to crack it open.
I love our goldfinches!!
I do so wish I had a better telephoto lens.
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You get so many more colorful birds than we do!
When I see birds I long for that big white lens:)
I just sent a link to your wine reviews to my DD vising the US:)
Thank you:)
Sorry, I've been awol! I haven't enjoyed gardening as much this year as in the past.
Goldfinches are a favorite bird of mine. I was really upset this week when our cat caught and killed one, and then played with it in front of the kids. :(
Oh my goodness -- I love your birdie photos. Just gorgeous.
Beautiful pictures. I love to bird watch and am grateful that my bedroom sits high in the trees. Your camera does a great job catching the color of the green and the vibrancy of the birds.
Gorgeous photo's! Let's see - our garden ...herbs are dead from too much heat; pomegranates are splitting ...same reason but holy cow, the Mexican limes are ready. Here come the margaritas!
Pam,
These photos are amazing! I wish we had the birdies here. Beautiful goldfinches.
Nice birdies. Nice of you to provide entertainment for the kittycats, watching the bird feeder.
Your photos of the finches are awesome.
I love the birds. Your birds are beautiful. This morning I saw that our American Goldfinches are already getting their olive drab feathers. And for the first time in Oregon, I saw a Stellar's Jay at my feeder. More to come?
Yael from Home Garden Diggers
I thought that those came out pretty well. What kind of lens do you shoot for these? I only have a basic 55-200mm for long distance. When I see those serious outdoor photogs with their major glass collection, I get green with envy.
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