What a beautiful little bird and so colorful!! Your photos are superb as always, Karen!! Thank you for sharing the beauty! Hope your week is going well!!
Karen, he is beautiful! I've tried piercing fruit on my fleur de lis shepherd's hook, but not even any looks. You did a great job capturing this vibrant bird. :)
It's almost time for me to put the seed out again. I read that birds will try something a few times before they continue to eat it. Like we acquire a habit.
Oh so cute! I love the orange/jelly feeder. I've heard that orioles like oranges. (We don't have those birds here...maybe if I put them out we'd get them ;>).. at least it'd be a special treat for the finches (those we have).
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What a beautiful little bird and so colorful!! Your photos are superb as always, Karen!! Thank you for sharing the beauty! Hope your week is going well!!
ReplyDeleteNice shots!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
ReplyDeleteOh he - and your pictures- are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! So beautiful!!!!!
Wow very clear shot! Seems that the finch has experience an identity crises? Hehehe!
ReplyDeleteKim,USA
Beautiful how he makes a choice!
ReplyDeleteKaren, he is beautiful! I've tried piercing fruit on my fleur de lis shepherd's hook, but not even any looks. You did a great job capturing this vibrant bird. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, beautiful bird, great photos!
ReplyDeleteReally BEAUTIFUL..... good sharpness and lovely colors.
ReplyDeletegreetings, Joop
Beautiful! These photos put a smile on my face! Thank you Karen!
ReplyDeleteso very cute! great shots of him!
ReplyDeleteIt's almost time for me to put the seed out again. I read that birds will try something a few times before they continue to eat it. Like we acquire a habit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Red Siskin ?? I love finches such curious fellows.
ReplyDeleteStunning, great close-up, thanks so much for showing us the beautiful birds at your place. Cheers, Jean
ReplyDeleteNice close-ups. It's like that little bird was posing for you!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME close ups!!
ReplyDeleteand a great place to secure the fruit, i may steal that idea!!
Pretty darned colorful, your pictures are. It's a beautiful bird!!
ReplyDeleteLovely macro shots! I use a Canon G7 mostly. Great information on the wind turbines. I HOPE someone is reading and listening!!
ReplyDeleteWow Karen I love these shots. Pretty bird. B
ReplyDeleteLovely close up and detailed shots! Great colors too! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteLovely close up and detailed shots! Great colors too! Bravo!
ReplyDeletePretty male finch, great shots! Have a happy week!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of the finches at the feeders.
ReplyDeleteWhat a charmer.
ReplyDeleteThese are great!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots! Looks like maybe he was enjoying having his portrait taken!
ReplyDeleteWhat magnificent closeups! He's at the buffet.
ReplyDeleteOh such a cutie! I can't seem to entice the birds to my house.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of delightful pics!
ReplyDeleteLovely profile shot in the last one. I think they are your friends. :)
ReplyDeletehaha, we also used to tell our dog, maybe he thinks he is a man!
ReplyDeleteOh so cute! I love the orange/jelly feeder. I've heard that orioles like oranges. (We don't have those birds here...maybe if I put them out we'd get them ;>).. at least it'd be a special treat for the finches (those we have).
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeletei´am here for the first time on your Blog....Just great photos what i can see !
Awesome !
Greetings from Germany
The little House Finch is adorable in all these photos. Love how he seems to be peeking in one photo.
ReplyDeleteThat cut orange is a nice touch! :)
ReplyDeleteMersad
Mersad Donko Photography
what a handsome bird!
ReplyDeleteGreat close-ups and interesting to see that the finches have such varying tastes!
ReplyDeleteOh he is SOOOOO Handsome!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant shots Karen, especially that first one. He certainly knows what he's after.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful image of the birds. Love its color.
ReplyDeleteHi Karen... One of my favorites especially in winter with there lovely color!!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots!!
Grace
Lovely post, good detail in the images
ReplyDeleteThese are super nice shots ...
ReplyDeletegreat photo work.
Best regards, Karin
He is adorable, Karen, and you sure are feeding him well!!
ReplyDeleteThese birds have an excellent hostess!
ReplyDeleteReally... I have never seen a house finch with a sweet tooth... Thank you for joining Nature Notes... Michelle
ReplyDeleteAwesome bird shots, Karen. Cute poses :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by!
Classic case of "Who am I, Why am I here, Where am I going?" ;))
ReplyDeleteWho needs exotic parrots when we have beautiful birds like this.
ReplyDeleteSo Beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have made him a very happy camper. Fab captures. genie
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful shots.
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