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  1. kuzeyy

    Finches just stare at the feeder

    Hi! I recently posted another thread about my feeder attracting single species, the great tit (Parus major). Several days ago, I installed two new feeders for finch species, one has Nyjer seeds, the other has sunflower hearts. However, today I noticed that finch species (mostly chaffinch) just...
  2. The Perch ...

    The Perch ...

    Another species of Munia ... the Indian Silverbill ... aka Grey Munia __________________
  3. Goldfinch

    Goldfinch

    One of a small flock in front of the hide.
  4. Video of Linnet, Walthamstow Marshes, London, UK, May 2020

    Video of Linnet, Walthamstow Marshes, London, UK, May 2020

    Linnet Finch, Walthamstow Marshes, London, May, UK, 2020.
  5. A Pair of House Finches

    A Pair of House Finches

    These cheeky birds are putting on a display
  6. House Finch.jpg

    House Finch.jpg

    Shot in morning shade. Looks to be an immature male. The most interesting thing for me is that when I started bird watching I knew these by the scientific name "Carpodacus Mexicanus". I have referred to them as such since then without a second thought. But apparently 2012 came and went and I...
  7. Patagonian Sierra Finch juvenile 1538.jpg

    Patagonian Sierra Finch juvenile 1538.jpg

  8. American Goldfinches

    American Goldfinches

    Goldfinches on feeders. Approximately 200 or more in our trees.
  9. American Goldfinch

    American Goldfinch

    American Goldfinch in winter
  10. American goldfinch

    American goldfinch

    Connecticut residents, including our feathered friends, look forward to the annual sunflower blooms. As folks from all over descend on the fields for selfies, birds like this American goldfinch come to feast on the fall seeds. This is Auger's Field in North Branford, Connecticut. Of their many...
  11. 01101001

    Warsaw, Poland, 09.10

    Habitat: meadows with bushes, a forest and human settlements nearby. 1. A Barbary dove (not a feral pigeon on head and bill shape?). 2. A(n unidentifiable?) brown finch (twite: conspicuous white wing bars, darker upperparts, small beak, more deeply forked tail, bulk; linnet: time of the year...
  12. Fledgling house finch

    Fledgling house finch

    Fledgling season in the yard: house finches arriving at the feeders for the first time without their parents. They're learning very quickly to take a position under the suet feeder, unlike their parents who prefer thistle.
  13. Red Avadavat : male singing : Amazing Wildlife of India by Renu Tewari and Alok Tewari

    Red Avadavat : male singing : Amazing Wildlife of India by Renu Tewari and Alok Tewari

    Listen to a lovely male Red Avadavat singing and calling ... ... while perched in a bush on the bank of a canal ... Gurugram Rural Haryana India 26 July 2022
  14. Unexpected Bullfinches

    Unexpected Bullfinches

    Bullfinches are not so common wintering visitors of my town, usually they are seen in January but last year I suddenly met them at the second day of November at the park near my home. They stayed there until March of this year before departing to their nesting grounds.
  15. Tom St

    Chaffinch or Brambling in Belgium

    Finch observed in eastern Belgium. Photos taken 8th January 2021. I am not 100% sure photo a shows the same bird as b and c do. I attached brightened versions of each photo as well. Thanks for any help! Tom
  16. [Australian] Red-browed Finch

    [Australian] Red-browed Finch

    I noticed this Red-browed Finch feeding on seeds next to a track in the Carnarvon National Park in Queensland, Australia. The Carnarvon National Park with its Carnarvon Gorge is a beautiful national park which I would recommend for birding. There were also many other smaller birds.
  17. Siskin

    Siskin

    feeding on a fruit salad - fallen Strawberry Tree fruit
  18. House Finch H in a different light

    House Finch H in a different light

    Different exposure settings with this House Finch.
  19. Diamond Firetail

    Diamond Firetail

    Diamond Firetail
  20. Female House Finch

    Female House Finch

    A newcomer to our back yard, I have not seen her before
  21. Greenfinch

    Greenfinch

  22. R

    Hi from Manchester UK!

    Hi everybody! I hope you're all enjoying spring as much as I am. I've been getting acquainted with the resident great/blue tits and finches in my garden. I also had a family of ring necked parakeets visit the pear tree last winter. Although they're quite common in the south (London) all year...
  23. M

    Question regarding finch nest and eggs

    Apologies if I have not posted this in the right area. I just created this account and not quite sure where to post. Nine days ago I went to take our Christmas wreath off the front door (I know... April and the wreath is still up). To my surprise there was a little birds next there. I put the...
  24. Tom St

    More passerines in Germany--Taunus

    Both observed in April 2021 in the Taunus region. 1: could be a Linnet? 2: Willow or Marsh Tit. I can only distinguish them by vocalizations (and this one was silent). I'm curious whether you guys can say anything based on this photo alone.
  25. Tom St

    Passerines in Germany--Taunus

    I need some ID/confirmation for the following birds, observed in March/April 2021 in the Taunus region. Bird 1a-c: European Serin or a similar finch? Bird 2a-c: I'm drawing a blank here. Bird 3: Bad photo, I know. But is that a Yellowhammer? Many thanks!
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