They all like the new feeder

Although the collared doves are a bit heavy and tend to make the feeder a bit lopsided, they have now got used to the new feeder and when the siskins are not feeding, the collared doves seem to be enjoying finch seed. I think they are such gentle little birds with such sweet faces. Best on black if you have the time.

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely capture, we have two nesting in our clematis Montana, I call them Bill and Coo!!

[Lady Magpie (Heather)]

I find the doves and pigeons a bit annoying on the feeders as the small birds won't come in. Great detail in your capture.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Lovely capture

[Beryl Lloyd]

A sweet capture -- the doves are so sweet

[Judith Johnson]

It's funny how they favour one feeder over another. I have one which they love and one which hardly gets touched, even if the other one is empty!

[Peter]

Lovely capture in fine detail and colour Rosie:)

[sally agnew]

I love the collared doves, a lovely capture :)

[Paula]

Great shot!

[Margaret Obey]

Great capture

[Ann]

Great shot fav.

[Babs]

Lovely capture. The collared doves here have to wait at the end of the queue when the lorikeets are around.

[gloria jones]

Great capture, composition

[Paula W]

That feeder does look pristine. Lovely shot Rosie.

[KWind]

Such a clear shot! Great capture.

[Rick]

Super capture.

[Taffy]

Interesting neck-stretching here!

[Denise Wood]

Great capture :)

[Joyce]

Lovely shot with great focus Rosie

[Irene Marshall]

Lovely close-up and the bird feeder look great. I agree with you the Pigeons are timid birds and they wait for the other birds to leave.

[Lisa Pouncy]

Very pretty bird xx

[Vesna]

Fav!