Yep, it's taken over 18 months but I've finally persuaded some goldfinch to come to our garden as well as next door.
The chaffinch wasn't too sure and sat on the fence while he decided who had the best spread.
Paul
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
There Be Gold In Our Garden
While waiting for the folks from the window company to come and replace some dodgy handels, I noticed gold flashing about in the garden.
Yep, it's taken over 18 months but I've finally persuaded some goldfinch to come to our garden as well as next door.
The chaffinch wasn't too sure and sat on the fence while he decided who had the best spread.
Paul
Yep, it's taken over 18 months but I've finally persuaded some goldfinch to come to our garden as well as next door.
The chaffinch wasn't too sure and sat on the fence while he decided who had the best spread.
Paul
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great shots, we are hoping that the pair from last year return to our garden
Well done with the Goldfinches, Paul. Looks like a good week for new ticks!
they look lovely, Paul. you are indeed a good photographer.
Thanks for all your kind comments, swelling of head is going down
slowly lol.
Barb, I used my Nikon D50 SLR digital camera for these shots, a lot o money but well worth it for shots like these because it's so fast and accurate.
Are gorillas allowed in your garden?
Barb, I've not realy looked at the D40, it came out just after I got my D50. Seems to be a good price though. I've got the 18-55mm lens too but I got a package that also included a Sigma 70-300mm zoom/macro lens which I use for the bird shots.
Paul.
stunningly beautiful shots...the birds are awesome, and the photo taking skill is fascinating...
maybe you should send your photos to national geographic?
i really like your photos. =)
I've never seen goldfinches in my life. They're so pretty! And the pictures are wonderful. :)
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