quite a while even though one was being pestered by Gulls.
Greenfinch & Goldfinch in garden and a couple of Chaffinch
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5 comments:
Nice. Good to see the greenfinch are starting to recover from the disease. Have seen a massive increase in numbers in my garden over the last few weeks from 2 or 3 birds to about 10 adults and 3 or 4 juveniles.
Great pictures by the way
Yeah I'm getting plenty of Greenfinch visiting but not every day unlike the Gold and Chaffinch which
are always here.
Thanks Matthew
Nice shots Dave especially nice on the local patch
Cheers Dave it was good to see them, they were quite low for a while as well.
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