Both were great shots. I just looked online and goldfinches enjoy the immature zinnia seeds which they get to by removing the petals. So this solves a mystery in my flower garden from when I grew zinnias to cut for my table. Thank you for the lesson. Alana ramblinwitham
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What great shots of the birds with the flowers.
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Thank you. They fly in and pick the petals of the Zinnias!
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Wow, wow and wow. What great shots.
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Thank you. They were kind of a surprise addition to the garden one evening.
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Lovely. Goldfinches are so reliable and beautiful. Great captures!
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They like Zinnias.
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They are so very, very beautiful. Your photography always makes me happy.
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My joy comes from being behind the lens and sharing the beauty of creation.
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That goldfinch with the flower shot is priceless. It looks like a headdress and I love it.
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Sometimes, you don’t really know what the image is going to look like until you see it on your computer. This is one of those times.
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Both were great shots. I just looked online and goldfinches enjoy the immature zinnia seeds which they get to by removing the petals. So this solves a mystery in my flower garden from when I grew zinnias to cut for my table. Thank you for the lesson. Alana ramblinwitham
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