Not really a pet but I saw this bird in my garden the other day and I can't identify it. Can anyone help? It was a little bit bigger than a sparrow. The head is to the left.
BIRD
Thanks
Bryan
BIRD
Thanks
Bryan
Bird identification
Thanks but it doesn't look like the Bullfinch on the RSPB site
BULLFINCH
It was grey with a black head. There was a bright coloured bird around at the same time (same size). They both seamt to be attracted to berries on Honeysuckle.
BULLFINCH
It was grey with a black head. There was a bright coloured bird around at the same time (same size). They both seamt to be attracted to berries on Honeysuckle.
Male bullfinches have the pretty colour and the females have the drab colour.
Sounds like you had a Mr and Mrs interested in your honeysuckle berries.
Sounds like you had a Mr and Mrs interested in your honeysuckle berries.
Originally Posted by don't ask:
“Male bullfinches have the pretty colour and the females have the drab colour.
Sounds like you had a Mr and Mrs interested in your honeysuckle berries.”
“Male bullfinches have the pretty colour and the females have the drab colour.
Sounds like you had a Mr and Mrs interested in your honeysuckle berries.”
Beware sunbathing nude in the garden.
Originally Posted by Bryan Spink:
“Thanks but it doesn't look like the Bullfinch on the RSPB site
BULLFINCH
It was grey with a black head. There was a bright coloured bird around at the same time (same size). They both seamt to be attracted to berries on Honeysuckle.”
“Thanks but it doesn't look like the Bullfinch on the RSPB site
BULLFINCH
It was grey with a black head. There was a bright coloured bird around at the same time (same size). They both seamt to be attracted to berries on Honeysuckle.”
Female European Bullfinch
I'm glad I saw this thread - we've had one of those in our garden too (on honeysuckle again) I thought it was a coal tit, but it's deffo a girly bullfinch having seen the pics here!
