American Goldfinch.
American Goldfinch.
American Goldfinch.
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19 Wednesday Dec 2018
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So sweet a birdie!I have a feeling that in the last photo it faces your lens,and patiently waits for the click …
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Beautiful images of the goldfinches!
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Thank you Jerry! That Sigma lens worked out well again.
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These are beautiful photographs – they’re really very attractive in their winter garb.
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Thank you Lynn!
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Stunning images and a beautiful bird 🙂
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Thank you Indah!
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He/she is a beauty! I love how most birds seem to have an “indignant frown” when viewed from the front 🙂 😀
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I wonder if nature has created them with that look for some useful purpose!
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Maybe to keep the very annoying “paparazzi” photographers at bay 😀 🙂
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Super-wonderful Merry Christmas 😍
Ciao
Sid
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Marry Christmas and Happy New Year to you!
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So sweet!
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Thank you Katelon!
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Sweet capture!
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Sweet bird too, although at the feeder it does manage to push other small birds aside.
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SUPER!
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Many thanks!
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Very nice!!
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Thank you!
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What lenses do you use? These are incredible.
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Thank you! I used a Sigma 150-500mm Contemporary lens with a Canon 7D Mark II camera.
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Lovely! The goldfinch is looking a little annoyed on that last shot. 😊
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Thank you! Actually he/she posed for several minutes before flying away, even though I was only 20 ft away.
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