House Finch
An abundant and quite familiar bird of backyards, cities, open woods, deserts and canyons. Native to the west, it was unintentionally introduced to the New York area in 1940 and spread from there to occupy the east as well, especially in urban areas..
I is also found in southern Canada and northern Mexico.
They commonly visit bird feeders, often in flocks. Nests are hidden in sites such as dense trees, palms, vines on walls, and hanging pots.
Their diet consists primarily of seeds.
BarrytheBirdeer
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