The male Bullfinch which frequents our garden is seen here showing off its fluty, varied song. We currently have up to five regular Bullfinches visiting to peck buds and use the feeding station.
This particular male has taken to singing from a perch in the bushes and has become a little less shy of late, allowing us to sneak open the window to take photographs and HD videos!
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