ChestnutDays by Jennyfnf
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FE Gen Newton IV postwork in PI.
We are having glorious weather...most unseasonal. The Goldfinches keep coming round in gangs of about 20 looking to see if I have started filling up their feeders with Nyjer seeds, those tiny black seeds that they love.
To protect our environment from any invasive weed seeds that may enter the country with the imported nyjer oilseed, all shipments are heat sterilized to prevent germination of these weeds. Very rarely, a fertile Nyjer seed may sprout a yellow flowering plant under their feeder and this is indeed Guizotia abyssinicia. Simply remove the plant to prevent it from escaping and competing with our native plants.
Comments (26)
clbsmiley
Good Morning! See you just posted another marvelous fractal while I was sitting here!!' LOL I will never catch up... :)
RodolfoCiminelli
A excellent and very beautiful abstraction......!!!!
FractalFactor
Gorgeous presentation. The image generates a very strong feeling of Autumn, with the warm color of the disintegrating leaf against the cold sky.
greyone
Beautiful work Jenny! I love the Autumn feel it invokes. I have a finch feeder just outside the big window in our sunroom. It is basically cat TV. We have 2 cats and they both spend hours sitting watching these finches come and go all day. The birds are safe because our cats are strictly indoor cats and can't get at them.
claude19
SPLENDID creation ! very vivid and impressive...I like your style her very much !
Juliette.Gribnau
superb ! you realy caught the mood of chesnuts
jclP
Beautiful work
stick
Wonderful Image. My mom gets the Goldfinch at her feeders but I live 5 miles away and get none.
kaward
Beautiful image, flare and movement Jenny. I am curious now after reading about nyjer seed. I feed the Goldfinches with this and loads of it germinates under the feeder. I thought it was our native Teazal that the seed came from. I buy from the RSPB so I thought it would be O.K. My feeder hangs over the lawn and the seedling get cut along with the grass. It can be spread though by the birds. I shall have to check it's origin with them.
LivingPixels
lovely work as always jen!!! pleasure to visit my friend!!!
farmerC
Exellent work and colors.
peedy
Beautiful! Corrie
Lenord
Super work as always Jen. We don't have those here in Texas, those weeds that is. We have one from Brazil though, Giant salvinia, a water plant/weed whatever, it gets started and can kill a Lake in no time, it's like war on those suckers here. Peace
alessimarco
Very beautiful work!! Great tip on keeping out the weeds!
carlx
Beautiful composition and flow!!!
clifftoppler
Wow! I see a poor old dragon, shaking himself vigorously after falling into wetness of lake, his fiery flame lost, and much shaken by such a dire fate. I hope he recovers soon. Merlin will likely need him again (you are watching the TV series?). Tame goldfinches, seeds with malice hidden: I'll stay with my sadly tamed dragon. He'd fumigate if he could. I'm sure he would. He's no dud.
kleinhoon
Fantastic creation..!!
LindaMcC
What a wonderful dynamic flurry of the finches! Best keep those feeders filled.
kepp
superb creation
jmb007
superbe image!
Rerewhakaaitu
Lovely work, Jen. Looks like summer fighting with autumn. Eek those pesky foreign seeds and plants. Never ending war here. Even the beautiful honeysuckle turns into a strangling triffid in my part of the world. And as for those Ozzie possums!!!
Henny31
the fickleness of the weather this time of year you seem to bring us with this creation. One day bright sunlight and the other day cold enough to see your own breath.. Lovely FE fractal!
dochtersions
Gorgeous, Jenny!
afugatt
Fascinating!
tresamie
What a whirlwind!
Spirit1
A beautiful fractal.....and your gallery is fabulous.