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  • Photo: Dinner Party

    The jackdaw is waiting patiently for the starling to finish, whilst the little sparrow and the goldfinches ignore everyone.
    on10 Dec 2009

  • Photo: Gold Finch

    on12 Feb 2011

  • Photo: Goldfinch

    Goldfinch feasting on sun flower hearts in back garden
    on12 Feb 2011

  • Photo: Goldfinch

    We have a dozen Goldfinches visiting some mornings, so was very happy that one decided to call today :)
    on29 Jan 2012

  • Photo: Goldfinch

    Taken at the birdwatch - the first Goldfinch I have seen for a long time. I got a Nyger seed feeder for Christmas and it really seems to work!
    on3 Feb 2013

  • Photo: Goldfinch at Wilberfoss

    Decided to start count and he arrived on cue. Have seen one for a month.
    on29 Jan 2011

  • Photo: Goldfinch on the feeder

    Goldfinch on the feeder in the garden
    on29 Jan 2012

  • Photo: Goldfinch Swarm during RSPB Birdwatch

    Goldfinches feeding on an evergreen during the RSPB Birdwatch in a Basingstoke Hampshire garden. When they up and left there could have been anywhere between 40 and 60. By quickly quartering the group and guessing, I think there were over 50; but who knows! They have popped in for the same meal over...
    on31 Jan 2011

  • Photo: Goldfinches at lunch

    This picture was taken from my kitchen window. It shows 2 goldfinches enjoying some thistle seed.
    on7 Feb 2011

  • Photo: Goldie

    I took this in my garden in Midlothian, I only recently got a fedder for Niger (sp) seed so am very pleased to see them visit.
    on29 Jan 2011

  • Photo: Main feeding station, with current most common visitors

    This is a picture of my main feeding station. Currently these are the most common visitors, Greenfinches, Goldfinchers and Siskins. The bird spikes work a treat at keeping the pigeons off as well as a kamikaze squirrel who leaps off the trees onto these feeders, the smaller birds don't seem perturbed...
    on29 Jan 2011
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