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House Finch.
House Finch.
House Finch.
Silent Sunday: House Finch
13 Sunday Jan 2019
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13 Sunday Jan 2019
Posted in Photography
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House Finch.
House Finch.
House Finch.
House Finch.
Looks like a cold day and the House finch is puffed up a bit to keep warm, nice image.
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Thank you John! That House Finch does look well rounded! 🙂
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Beautiful shots.
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Thank you!
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What a sweet little bird, he looks like someone has got out a paint brush 🙂 .. lovely pics
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Thank you Julie! Those birds make winter more bearable.
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The soft, cool light is very nice with the warm reds of the House finch’s feathers.
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Those birds added some needed colors to a dreary day!
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Beautiful pictures!!
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Thanks M.B.!
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Wow, he’s an attractive chap. I’ve never seen one of these before either! Sorry to be always saying this.
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This is another bird that is native to North America. That’s why you have never seen them.
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Lovely images and great light 🙂
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Thank you Vicki!
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Have not seen those around here.
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House Finches originate from the West and slowly migrated to the Eastern part of the US, but not to Florida.
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Such a cutie, Hien!
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Thank you Donna!
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These terrific images of the birds in your backyard have me wishing that I had a place of my own so that I could both watch and photograph these smaller birds!
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Thank you Jerry! I have watched videos of professional photographers using seeds to attack birds for them to photograph. You may want to try that one of these days.
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We don’t see these as much as we used to, since they got that disease. Yours look nice and healthy!
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We are lucky to have had quite a few House Finches come to the bird feeder over the past 10 years. Maybe they are the survivors of that eye disease.
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Great shots, Hien. Same bird? No way to tell, right? 😉 (I stared at these photos… the second one, somehow, looks a little different, but it would be the light…)
Have a wonderful day.
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Thank you Helen! The first and fourth photos are of the same House Finch, the other two are of two other individuals.
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Thanks, Hien.
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They closely resemble purple finch (for me)
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They do resemble Purple Finches, which are slightly larger. The male Purple Finches have a raspberry red color on their back also.
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Love them! That first one looks like he is the king of his domain. (Or queen? Sorry, don’t know one from the other.) 😊
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These are all male House Finches. The female ones are brown overall, without any red.
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Now I know! Thanks. 😉
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Wow 😍
Great shots!
Ciao
Sid
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Thank you Sid!
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