American Goldfinch
The male American Goldfinch or "Wild Canary" actually completely "molts" in the Spring and becomes the bright yellow and black bird that we ...
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The male American Goldfinch or "Wild Canary" actually completely "molts" in the Spring and becomes the bright yellow and black bird that we see during the Spring and Summer. In most areas, these birds do not migrate. However, if they were bright yellow they would be easy targets for predators. So, to blend in with their surroundings, the Goldfinch "molts" again in the Fall-Winter and becomes the cute little drab olive birds that we see at our feeders.
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mcampi
March 18, 2017
Darn VB took away the award I was trying to give you. This is a wonderful shot. It is clear,crisp and wonderful a great background..
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Pamelabole
March 18, 2017
Hahaha!!!!...it's the thought that counts! Thank you so much for the kind comment....means a lot!!! : )
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sue-zon
April 25, 2017
Such a lovely capture of one of my favorite songbirds! Love having these little guys around!
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Bazz
June 05, 2017
Beautiful capture! Great detail. Thank you for joining my "Single Bird" challenge! Good Luck!
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Pamelabole
September 06, 2017
Thank you!!!.....and thank you for creating the challenge!!! Good luck choosing.....so many beautiful photos submitted!! : )
emeraldgem47
February 17, 2018
Wonderful capture of this awesome Goldfinch. We just love to see them visiting our feeder. Thanks for sharing.
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Pamelabole
February 17, 2018
Thank you so much!! And I agree, they are such beautiful little birds! : )
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