After a bit of conversation, Hubby made a feeder from shortening and seeds to hang in the tree. I hoped to see waxeyes but it seems that finches took it over. In my effort to show how much it was being enjoyed, I hid behind the curtains and snapped these shots. I had no idea I was shooting a fight in progress! I'll let you insert your own birdie dialogue :)
oh is that what the yellow birds are? what did your hubby use for the ingredients if you don't mind me asking?
ReplyDeleteThe finches are a feisty lot. They are trying to gain access to this resource, but they are beautiful. Great photos.
ReplyDeleteHari Om
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing series to have been able to record! YAM xx
Those are astonishing shots!
ReplyDeletegreat photos...it is amazing how possessive birds are once they discover something like this!!
ReplyDeleteGoing to check out the recipe for this ...
I noticed quite a commotion at our feeder the other day...I actually wondered if it was the parents squabbling with their now adult children!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh they meant business for sure. Super series here.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a right old fight took place there.
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Looks like finches are as bossy in New Zealand as they are in Canada. :)) Clever feeder!
ReplyDeletePretty finches, they seem kind of stingy. They must like the food.. Great series! Thank you for linking up with my Saturday's Critter party.. Have a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteWonderful sequence of shots.
ReplyDeleteWow! Stunning pictures!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Greenfinch pictures.
ReplyDeletethey certainly are scrapping!
ReplyDeleteIt seems they're having a serious argument there. :-)
ReplyDeleteWow...they really look upset with one another!
ReplyDeletegreat shots!
ReplyDeleteit is actually fun to watch. At least they are not as stupied as the human kind.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful images, and kudos to hubby for that great feeder!
ReplyDeleteSuper shots!!
ReplyDeleteI guess the finches are not good at sharing. They are really enjoying your feeder. I like the shot of the bird with its wings spread, cool!
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