Cute! I think she looks very accurate. :)

ravishingly beautiful!

Very cute. It might even fool my (real) cats !

I just love the colors in this one, another great bird. You have quite the bird collection now, it seems! And of course, your presentation is just perfect. Nice work! (sorry to be so far behind on commenting, I have been extremely busy the past few weeks!)

Thanks Frank! I think the suet feeder would have looked better if had used different colour plates round the outside but hey I'm never happy as I'm a perfectionist lol The Joker egg is the "Bad Egg" ;-)

very cute! the feeder turned out good for me, naturally you get to see more of them than me, so you probably expect more, I like the nest too, very well done! but, is nt there a joker egg in there? lol! well done tom!

Thanking you Apester!

Hey Brody thanks for the kind words! I'll be honest I have so many birds I'd like to build that this will more than likely not be one of them, sorry about that. Judging from your Out of Comfort Zone entry I reckon you should give it a try I think you might surprise yourself ;-)

Sweet. All your birds are excellent, this one especially. One of nicest builds in a long time : )

How sweeeeet!

Wow! Another awesome bird!

All your bird creations are gorgeous! I am loving every one more then the last. My favorite bird right now is the California valley quail if you are taking request.

Thanks again Frank! A sound brick sounds interesting :-)

Great job again, and the props are a nice addition. Love the bad egg hehe :)

Lovely. I've got some catching up to do with these - looking forward to the rest!

Soooo cute to see all you birds build whit Lego, I hope the make a soundbrick whit the sounds of a goldfinch for you. That would be the finishing touch.....great stuff, I would never thought of it to build things like that

Thank you! I would never use glue on my Lego, they are held together using a 2 long technic axle http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=32062. Pretty straight forward really ;-)

Thank you! It's a white four long bar which runs right the way through her head through two 1x1 modified bricks with four studs. I thought it helped to make the beak look a bit more pointy.

Nice! What's the white bit in the beak?

I think you have been watching too much Animal Planet ;)

Epic! I have one question: How do you make those eggs stick together? I see this type of thing everywhere, is it just glue?

NPU!!!

Each bird is better than the last! I particularly love the nest for this Gloria Goldfinch. Oh no, don't let the piggies steal the eggs! :)

Fantastic work! The nest is also very nice! -LB Jr.

this specimen captured well in the brick!

My favorite, in fact.

She's a real beauty!

Far from the race-cars, you're developping impressive skills. You're improving the background and it's very rich!! The idea of the nest is cool, too. Beautiful job!!

Wow very life-like! I like how you put a "bad egg" in the nest. :D

Gloria is very pretty. Love the nest and feeder.

The handcuff legs are ingenious, and the whole bird looks very lifelike.

I love that nest with the 'bad egg'! Your finches have red?! The ones we have here do not. I like your suet feeder too. Delightful as always! :)

This is great, aside from the bad egg. That bit is terrifying to no end. But anyway, I really dig that suet cage. Very clever!

Luckily I get to see a lot of these birds whilst I'm working :-)

Thank you Austin! Glad to see you're still around! I think you meant *addition but I get what you were trying to say ;-)

Thank you again Gale! I'd love to have the pleasure of seeing your native Goldfinches, I've only seen pictures.

Thanks glad you like it!

A very nice edition to the collection of birds. :)

Spectacular! I love the excellent use of the handcuffs and the nest. Now while I sit here watching a playful bright yellow goldfinch fly around my yard I think this is quite a nice recreation of the British goldfinch. Great job.

great nest.