When we saw a little bird with a very red breast, on our way home, one late afternoon, we had no idea what it was, but it was so cute that I had to get as many shots as possible. I have since identified it as a male Linnet, even though the photos I looked at on Google didn't show any with such a brightly coloured breast. I do hope I'm right about the ID! The photos I'm about to share are all very similar, but I'm sure you'll agree, he's a cute little ball of fluff.
Hello & thank you for sharing this special little feathered friend! He is so sweet sitting on top of the fence post & fluffed up with such bright plumage! Thanks so much for visiting my post too!
I think your adorable ball of fluff is brightly coloured, because Portugal is also a very colourful country so he has to compete! Seriously, what a brilliant spot.
It is indeed a male Linnet, mentioned in Shakespeare if I am not mistaken,and it has also found its way into several poems by legendary English poets. Given its beauty it is not surprising that it should have been lauded over the centuries and it has an appealing song too. Lovely shots of a lovely bird.
These photos are "Breathtaking" Sonjia!!!! Another photo that I have to save for a future painting (with your permission) your photography is amazing..❤️
There's no mistaking that one. A male in full summer plumage. I find it hard to see Linnets well in Iberia and the Canaries where they are even more shy than the Uk. So well done with the photos.
I too go for many shots if saw a bird... to select the best ones later. Indeed you got wonderful shots with the bird from different poses! I enjoyed :)
Hello, your male Linnet is just stunning. A beautiful bird. Your photos are lovely, well captured. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend!
What a cute and unusual looking little bird. Looks like some combination of a robin and finch. I bet you really enjoyed watching and photographing the little linnet!
He is a charming bird -- I love the red breast! and looking through the comments I see you were correct in your identification. (I am sure that David G. would be right -- he knows everything about birds.
Dearest Breathtaking; What a sweet birdie "Linnet"is♡♡♡ 'A cute little ball of fluff' is the right word, I think♪ I checked this bird with PC and found its name in Japanese is 'ムネアカヒワ・muneakahiwa' literally "reddish breast finch'. I thought exactly like it p:-) So sorry for my late comment and thank you so much for your sweet comments. I was busy but wishing to be back to normal pace. Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan to my Dear Japanese friend in America, xoxo Miyako*
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he is a real cutie and also adorable. makes me want to hold him in my hand...
Beautiful bird!!
What spectacular and beautiful photos of this gorgeous little bird! Thank you so much for sharing, dear friend. I hope you are doing well. :)
It looks like it has quite the personality!
Wow. Beautiful bird. Your photos is awesome. Greetings.
Superb photos. Cute little bird is beautiful.
Hello & thank you for sharing this special little feathered friend! He is so sweet sitting on top of the fence post & fluffed up with such bright plumage!
Thanks so much for visiting my post too!
sweet, adorable ball of fluff. he looks a little like our male house finch!!! beautiful captures!!!
That bird is on LSD!
Oh my what beautiful captures! Tweet, tweet, tweet!
Quite the bird! I've never even heard of it before.
I think your adorable ball of fluff is brightly coloured, because Portugal is also a very colourful country so he has to compete! Seriously, what a brilliant spot.
What an adorable little bird..looks similar to our House Finch
Hello Sonjia
What a beautiful photo's you shot of this colorful wonderful bird.
Have a wonderful evening.
Greatings Marijke
Es un pájaro precioso. Besitos.
He sure is a little cracker. None on my patch yet. Mike.
What an adorable little bird. I love all of your photos. It almost looks like he was posing for you!
Hi, it's definitely a male Linnet. Nice find!
The male Linnet, standing in full plumage. Sonjia, great photos.
It is indeed a male Linnet, mentioned in Shakespeare if I am not mistaken,and it has also found its way into several poems by legendary English poets. Given its beauty it is not surprising that it should have been lauded over the centuries and it has an appealing song too. Lovely shots of a lovely bird.
A handsome fellow...very striking!!!...:)JP
Breathtaking, Linnet is a new bird for me. Thanks for sharing.
These photos are "Breathtaking" Sonjia!!!! Another photo that I have to save for a future painting (with your permission) your photography is amazing..❤️
What beautiful shots, He is obviously in breeding plumage.
Gordon.
There's no mistaking that one. A male in full summer plumage. I find it hard to see Linnets well in Iberia and the Canaries where they are even more shy than the Uk. So well done with the photos.
What an amazing bird. It looks like it has had a 'splash' in to dish of red paint. Beautiful.
❤️ In my language this is a "kneu" or "robijntje". What a nice photos.
I am just so pleased you shared all of these photographs, he is indeed a very cute little ball of fluff.
All the best Jan
I too go for many shots if saw a bird... to select the best ones later. Indeed you got wonderful shots with the bird from different poses! I enjoyed :)
Hello, your male Linnet is just stunning. A beautiful bird. Your photos are lovely, well captured. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Happy Saturday, enjoy your weekend!
Very cute little bird.
Love the linnet and creative photographing of it on the fence post ~ thanks,
Happy Weekend to you ~ ^_^
It's not like any bird I've seen but I see by the comments you've identified it and I know that feels good! Enjoy your weekend! Hugs!
What a cute and unusual looking little bird. Looks like some combination of a robin and finch. I bet you really enjoyed watching and photographing the little linnet!
...what a handsome little fellow!
Lovely bird, well pictured!
Oh my goodness...these images of such a colorful, beautiful, bird, are so exceptionally beautiful. Wow.
Before I leave, I want to send along my thanks for linking in at I'd Rather B Birdin' to share this post with us!!
such a wonderful, colorful bird :)
The males are always very beautiful and colourful! A fluffy ball! Have a wonderful day!
What a wonderful bird - I don't think I have ever seen one that is this bright.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
He is a beauty. And his location on the fence sure made for a great photograph.
Sweet shots of the male Linnet.
It's a very beautiful bird this little male knee. So you really can make beautiful pictures. Really amazing and incredibly beautiful.
Sincerely
He is a charming bird -- I love the red breast! and looking through the comments I see you were correct in your identification. (I am sure that David G. would be right -- he knows everything about birds.
Your photos are very good.
Dearest Breathtaking; What a sweet birdie "Linnet"is♡♡♡ 'A cute little ball of fluff' is the right word, I think♪ I checked this bird with PC and found its name in Japanese is 'ムネアカヒワ・muneakahiwa' literally "reddish breast finch'. I thought exactly like it p:-)
So sorry for my late comment and thank you so much for your sweet comments. I was busy but wishing to be back to normal pace.
Sending Lots of Love and Hugs from Japan to my Dear Japanese friend in America, xoxo Miyako*
What a beautiful bird and lovely photos of it.
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