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Published: 2015-08-05 05:50:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 6004; Favourites: 435; Downloads: 8
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All Glory Goes to God the King of Epicness and all that is awesome!This is a birthday dedication to a wonderful artist and awesome friend
Proverbs 3:5
Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.
If you have any questions about Jesus feel encouraged to send me a note. Hate notes though will be ignored, and won't bother me so it'd be a waste of your time.
This is an American Gold Finch.
Taken April/May 2015 in Chippewa County, Wisconsin with my Canon Powershot SX520
Thank you in advance for all the comments, watches, and favorites. I wish I had the time to thank each and every one of you but the only way I have time to make art and show it is to put the thank yous in the description. I instead find it better suited to try and have conversations with as many of you as I possibly can. If you're a watcher feel free to send me a note with some suggestions for future features. You can send me a few of yours, a few of your friends, or a few of underappreciated artists. I really love to find new underappreciated artists.
Critique's are encouraged
You may use this image to create your own deviations as long as it is non graphic, and non-profit and you link me to this. That means you can use this image for commercial work aslong as you are a charity or the money goes to charity.
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can you tell me the name of the bird, in german we have allmost the same and it called "PIROL" ...
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It is an American Gold Finch, it is a male with it's breeding feathers.
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Wonderful photograph of the American Gold Finch.
My favorite bird so far!
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thanks, brother you're a great servant of God and I respect that
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Thank you so much! I'd like to be but you'd have to be chosen to be that and I don't think I am anywhere near the level of Job, Peter, Paul, Matthias, or Esther.
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You have been featured in Birds-Club 'sΒ ten year anniversary post ! 
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Thank you so much! Would your group be interested in having me do features of the birds in your group, then have the group copy and paste it as an official journal of the group? They are called Tandem features.
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That sounds interesting! Do you have an example that I can look at? I'm having trouble picturing how it would work.
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Sorry this is so late it got burried. I'm better with notes. Offer is still on the table as well.
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Baltimore Oriolle by lenslady It would probably be better to do this by note with one of the staff. The buttons on the left would be made so that they link to other features in the series and to the group itself. The staff could either choose the images they wanted or I could pick out the images from the group or it could be combined input on selection. Then I would send the code for the journal skin to the group and they would just have to paste the journal skin code into the journal coding and copy and paste the images into the journal and it would be done. Then a lot more people would see those featured and the group would get more traffic as well.
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That sounds like a good idea! You can note me the journal code.
Only problem is Birds-Club no longer has a subscription, so we can't do anything fancy like what you've got in your journal.
Thank you so much for suggesting this to me!
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If one of the staff members has a core membership then the journals could be posted by them and have the fancy theme.
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Oh, good idea! I'll ask around and see if any of our admin are willing to do that. In the meantime, if you have any journal codes to send, still send it my way 
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Congratulations! This work has been included in our latest Friday Feature!
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Same but these birds the male in breeding to be percise are hard to photograph as they are so vivid that detail is lost and background is made noisy.
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another great shot, it looks as if it saw you taking the picture xD
ps: this may seem like a stupid question, but from where do you know so much about birds and what kind they are ?
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There is a website with american birds on it that lets you look by shapes and also gives you a list of similar birds also. A lot comes with practice as I have been wrong in the past.
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makes sense xD it was smart using that website, i will search for something like that in my region, thanks.
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If you could a top college for bird study they would usually have a link for one.
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Happy birthday, Julie!
I love the fierce and determined look in this finch's eye.
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Thank you glad you like this. I stayed up until 9 AM to get bird photos today but only got a few. I am getting my awesome sauce feed this weekend if my mom doesn't have to work overtime and am getting 2 large bags as I always run out. This feed is my only way to steal all the birds from the neighbors feeders. Almost all of my neighbors feed birds now that I do and one or two of them have more feeders then me.
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Wow...I didn't know bird feeding was that big a thing in your community! Β It's been two years since I last had one in the house my brother and I rented for college, so I've thought about buying a new one. Β All I have to do is figure out what kind of feed attracts local birds around SF.
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My guess would be the same kind of bird feed you were using. I know I have tried other brands and the fruit, nut, seed mix I use is the best. They don't touch the other stuff if I get it.
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it's such a treat when I see one of these guys show up to my feeder, it's very rare to see them in an open tree-less area that is my home
amazing shot by the way Β
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They really like the finch seed. Last year they were the most frequent bird until winter. They've been around less lately though from what I've seen.
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I just saw a bird similar to this one two days ago, I hadn't seen them in years. A very beautiful shot dear Casey
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These birds are very common around here actually
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this looks great . perfect detail mixed with great vibrance
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