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Glad your investment is paying dividends, Jacksparrow .
The question is, of course - was the demand there before the supply or have you attracted new customers ??

Placido wrote:Glad your investment is paying dividends, Jacksparrow .
The question is, of course - was the demand there before the supply or have you attracted new customers ??

The same thought occurred to me. I'd like to think the latter option as previously I rarely saw the old feeder using all 6 ports at once. I am ,however, now regretting not forking out a bit more cash and getting an even bigger one.

Now now, one step at a time .......

Ten Goldie chicks on the grass feeding on dropped sunflower hearts.

At 3.35 pm, juuuuust beginning to get a little dusky, a cloud of goldfinches suddenly landed in the birch tree. Must easily have been 20, even maybe 30. Stayed about a minute, just swapping places and flying around. No attempt to eat.
Maybe they were getting their second wind whilst on their way to somewhere.
Aaaanyway, a beautiful sight, if a tiny bit murky

Placi would have loved to have seen that, what a turn up!

I think it is a"charm" of Goldfinches. I would have liked to see that lot.

Actually it's a Herd ....... or is it a Shoal ??

Placido wrote:Actually it's a Herd ....... or is it a Shoal ??

You're be silly now It's a gaggle

Some goldfinch shots taken in December. We get anything from 1-5 on the niger seed feeder most days and always nice to see them.