Week Two of this awesome new meme! This one asks a question...and also lets us share our animals! The question this week is "Are you taking a vacation this summer?" So far I have a trip to Denver planned in June and a trip to Boise planned in August. I might go on a road trip and I might go to Paris but who knows for sure.
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I'm hopeless at telling birds apart and find that while I know some of the local ones quite well, when I photograph a new one, I have to pour over a bird book or bird website to make a positive id. Maybe you might find it here: http://www.whatbird.com/browse/objs/All/birds_na_147/110/Color/2116/Yellow
It's always exciting to see something new and then do the detective work to figure out what it was. Good luck! And your holiday plans sound lovely - I'd like to stow away in your luggage for a trip to Paris :-) We'll be spending our summer on our yacht sailing in the Swedish archipelago - very low key but relaxing.
I know, I know, I know... It's a yellow bird.
Goldfinch. Definitely. Female. We gots dem up here all summer by the bazillions.
You Might be interested in <a href="http://eggsovertokyo.blogspot.com/2010/01/apparatus-magazine-online-jan-2010.html>THIS</a>. (Scoll down past "False Start" to Killing The Goldfinch")
Yep- Goldfinch! Have a great summer- we'll be camping, going to Denver and in the fall lovely Scotland!
I have these in our yard occasionally...they're gold finches!! And yours is the male of the species.
Mission Bells in Shadow
Thanks for stopping by Saturday...hope your weekend has been terrific so far!!
It's a beautiful bird, whatever it is. Thanks for stopping by my place for SWS. I'm late visiting back. Hope your week is a good one!
Nice to know that others recognize the bird :)
Thanks for dropping by...
LOL! Absolutely no clue!!!
pretty bird! I like it when they come in bright colors :-)
Sorry I have no idea but it is a pretty bird. Love its colours.
It doesn't look like one we see here in UK. It's always exciting to see an unfamiliar bird, isn't it?
I might go against the grain and say it's a summer tanager. From the pics, it looks way too big for a Goldfinch. They are relatively popular in California (and throughout the west coast).
Forgot to add:
http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Western_Tanager/lifehistory
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