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  1. Colorful

    Colorful

    Common Chaffinch, however humble the name might seem, is one of the most colorful birds we have in Norway.
  2. You spoke?

    You spoke?

    She was heading for the tube feeder that I'd re-positioned to the 'new perch' branch. Couldn't resist that inquisitive look! TTTW
  3. Dropped it

    Dropped it

    Having buried his face in the snow and retrieved that seed, he promptly dropped it!
  4. Chaffinch (M)

    Chaffinch (M)

    Chaffinch (M) I am back after a short illness.
  5. Replacing

    Replacing

    .... the male Chaffinch; this is more or less where he'd sat at the base of the beech hedge a couple of days before. Had a good old look about before moving on to where she wanted to go. TTTW
  6. Rehearsal

    Rehearsal

    Practicing her responses to his song. Still a while to wait for him to serenade her. Now a month-and-a-half later, I've heard Great Tits singing but not the Chaffinches yet.
  7. Chaffinch

    Chaffinch

  8. Base of the hedge

    Base of the hedge

    Lots of birds that day but not very good images as it was dark and very wet!! I guess they were hungry after the snow had melted. TTTW
  9. Starring

    Starring

    Starling, Chaffinch and Blackbird forming a socially distanced circle but it looks like they've formed a tableau for a new stage play! LOL They all seem to be happily feeding on their own food patch. Saturday fun, TTTW
  10. More snow

    More snow

    Yep... a few days later back the snow came, before the previous lot had completely gone, so we had thick ice under a thick layer of snow. Not a good combination! My first visitor that morning was this colourful Chaffinch. TTTW
  11. Chewing the cud

    Chewing the cud

    .... well a seed actually! The snow does make for a more attractive picture than the grey shed roof, doesn't it.
  12. chaffinch (portrait)

    chaffinch (portrait)

    used the snow and bad weather for some portraits of the "common suspects" hope you like them
  13. chaffinch

    chaffinch

    chaffinch
  14. Chaffinch (F)

    Chaffinch (F)

    Chaffinch (F)
  15. These are mine

    These are mine

    I don't see so many Chaffinch at those feeders, often spotting them in the trees around or on the ground, but they move around so quickly I didn't seem to get many pictures. This one, though, sat nicely for me don't you think.
  16. Queuing up

    Queuing up

    This male Chaffinch hopped onto a branch and sat waiting for a chance at a feeder.
  17. Chaffinch 1637 (1).jpeg

    Chaffinch 1637 (1).jpeg

    Chaffinch
  18. Berried

    Berried

    Not much of this Chaffinch showing really, but liked the image with the red berries and the leaves beginning to get their autumnal colours.
  19. Chaffinch

    Chaffinch

  20. Oh, oh!!

    Oh, oh!!

    I managed to fit in a very long overdue visit to Kinnordy, what with the long holiday, then winter weather with the lockdown, it was nearly a year since I'd last been there. Unfortunately the hides weren't open (and still aren't BTW), so you can't get views over the water. However, the feeding...
  21. If I turn my back

    If I turn my back

    ,,, maybe she'll think I'm not really interested! It does rather look like the Blue Tit has lost interest in that feeder, doesn't it.
  22. In the shadows

    In the shadows

    It was rather tricky taking pictures really as I was standing in full sun and the feeders were in dappled light, some of it dark and bits really bright. I had to play about with this image, as she was very dark and the feeder was over-exposed. Mmmm.... well at least you can see her I think!
  23. Fly in

    Fly in

    We were looking around us trying to find a Yellowhammer that was singing, when something flew from across the new road and landed in the top of a tree about a hundred yards up the road. I couldn't make it out in my bins... just a blob and the light was wrong. So with the help of my friend's...
  24. How do I get at it

    How do I get at it

    Back at the new feeding station, still wanting to find out what visits there. Sooooo... having previously seen a female, I then saw a male Chaffinch - he looks very tall, doesn't he LOL
  25. On the rails

    On the rails

    My first sighting of a Chaffinch at the new feeder area. This lady was sitting on an old crash barrier which had been placed to stop cars falling down into the gorge. There were many of these along the twisty old road!
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