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Bullfinch female
Bullfinch male
The bullfinches are finally back at my balcony. During winter they come and feed on the tree outside my balcony. I love the visit so I hope they stay. Here they feed on a weed I usually pick for decoration. Sorry, I don´t remember the name of it. So far I have seen 10 bullfinches sitting in the treetop so they might clean the weed too rather quickly. They I go out to pick new ones.
Shot through the window an overcast day.
A nuthatch posing :)
I finally managed to capture this very shy Great spotted woodpecker. A male. I rarely see females, not sure why.
The past three weeks the deer's has been gone. Yesterday I only saw 2 young females far off in a distance. They have been hunting in the area so, of course the deer's are hiding in the forest 😭
Bullfinch male
The bullfinches are finally back at my balcony. During winter they come and feed on the tree outside my balcony. I love the visit so I hope they stay. Here they feed on a weed I usually pick for decoration. Sorry, I don´t remember the name of it. So far I have seen 10 bullfinches sitting in the treetop so they might clean the weed too rather quickly. They I go out to pick new ones.
Shot through the window an overcast day.
A nuthatch posing :)
I finally managed to capture this very shy Great spotted woodpecker. A male. I rarely see females, not sure why.
The past three weeks the deer's has been gone. Yesterday I only saw 2 young females far off in a distance. They have been hunting in the area so, of course the deer's are hiding in the forest 😭
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I also added a female house finch I took many years ago in the snow. Made some edit on it :)
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I also added a female house finch I took many years ago in the snow. Made some edit on it :)
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Beautiful birds. Loved the post.
ReplyDeleteHello, nice variety of birds and photos. I really love the Bullfinch. The Woodpecker is beautiful too. Your nuthatch looks similar to the ones here. Cute deer! Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend. PS, thanks so much for the visit and comment on my blog.
ReplyDeleteHello. Wonderful photos. The last photo, female house finch, is interesting and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos!!!alls are sweet!!!
ReplyDeletehappy weekend
Elke
I love seeing the birds in the feeders....the woodpecker is beautiful! We haven't seen any deer on our hikes lately, don't know why! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteNice shots! It's interesting seeing the birds you have there.
ReplyDeleteWow, such beautiful birds.
ReplyDeleteLovely st of photos, I wish a nuthatch would visit us ! Cheers Diane
ReplyDeleteLove 'em all...and the edit on the finch is great. You found some awesome birds to photograph....Thanks for sharing with us at I'd Rather B Birdin' this week!!
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ReplyDeleteA lovely set of photographs, I enjoyed seeing them … thank you.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
If only I had the patience and skill to take beautiful images of birds such as these. The bird life at our home in Australia has changed in Melbourne since the bushfires have displaced many native birds from their habitats. On one hand it is delightful seeing these interlopers in the city but on the other it is a grim reminder about the changing environment due to humans lack of foresight and greed. The little wrens we watch from our terrace in France never sit still enough for met to attempt photographing them!
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