The bird I show here is called the house finch. It competes directly with another native North American finch called the purple finch. As the house finch spread its range across the U.S., it ...

What Does a House Finch Look Like? The male has reddish forehead, breast and rump; a female house finch is streaked gray and ...

The house finch song has become one of the classic ... gregarious starlings can be traced to the biological ignorance of the American Acclimatization Society. Its president was a Shakespeare ...

Occasionally the House Finch adds a phrase to its song ... last seen on Oct. 17 American Robin — last seen on Oct. 10 Yellow-rumped Warbler — small flocks around most of the time, last ...

the house finch, and the American goldfinch. Outside of North America, there are even more finch subspecies. One of these, native to northern Australia, is Chloebia gouldiae, or the Gouldian finch.

Probably, the American goldfinch should have been included ... Other local finches are the purple finch, a winter visitor, and house finch, a common nesting species, especially in Grand Forks.

The house finch is a native westerner ... The monograph on the species in the American Ornithologists’ monogram on the species calls this “one of the most notable ornithological events ...

Our last column focused on Juncos. This week, we will focus in a lesser manner on two other feeder birds, the black-capped chickadee and the more recent addition, the house finch. Let us begin with ...

House finch eye disease jumped from domestic poultry ... House finches are the birds most commonly infected, but the disease also can strike American goldfinches, purple finches, evening grosbeaks ...

This is a tale of two finches — actually two different finch species — and the American redbud ... finch at the feeders because the introduced house finch chases it away.