Goldfinch flutters in the bright sunlight;
Suet looks tasty;
More in the mood for thistle seed.
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Hm. The brightness of the yellow makes me think it might be the American Goldfinch. But the darkness of the beak makes me think it's the more-common-for-your-deck Lesser Goldfinch.
Too bad we don't have a telerobotic bird observatory there to snap more photos of it.
Posted by: John Callender | September 06, 2008 at 02:33 PM
must read bird haiku
but haiku is 5 7 5
what does google say ?
Posted by: Colin Gillis | September 06, 2008 at 11:30 AM