Green Finch 2 by helanker
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Description
These shots are taken before the others from yesterday, but they are taken in the afternoon, so the light is different. Here the finch is not that glowing :) He is really good at opening the sunflower seeds. He eats very fast :-)
Have a beautiful sunday.
It is still HOT HOT HOT with 63% humidity. 25C outside already, so I have to wait til later with the comments. I have things I need to do before it get warmer :-U
Thank you so much for viewing and commenting.

Comments (12)
I love your Finch series, and the gray one looks familiar: maybe somebody I saw in Prague! It's amazing to watch them; they're so busy all of the time. I like the light in this one. There's not as much of a glow, but there's a kind of light texture: if that makes sense. The top photo has a really nice candid quality to it and the second photo has a nice "action" quality with both birds doing the bird thing. These are super. I could spend hours watching finches...or woodlice...or tadpoles...
Another three super shots Helle.
Amazing captures and collage Helle. God bless.
beau travail!
Lovely pics! I used to love it this hot, but not so now in later life!
Again, the lighting is really special here. Excellent work. All of these are tack sharp too!
These are such lovely and colorful captures, Helle.
Beautiful Photo ;o)))))))))
oh wow, what a wonderful series Helle, missed so many of your photos, I try to catch what i can... beautiful birds and great clarity, superb collage, and i like the green frame
I'm enduring rather than enjoying the humid weather... bearing in mind up in the gables... nice to have some dry weather but the humidity spoils it, especially at night... very easy to become dehydrated in this weather without knowing it instantly. The bird feeder is always a great place to focus and you have done great here with these shots.
Superb captures of this fellow. He looks more yellow than green to me, but what do I know? Stay cool!
Delightful.