Haemorhous mexicanus; Family Fringillidae (Finches)

House Finch (Male)

A small-bodied finch with a short, stout beak and a notch in the tail, known for its cheerful warbling song and adaptability to human environments.

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Plumage & appearance

Adult males feature a bright rosy red to orange forehead, throat, and breast, with brown-streaked wings, tails, and bellies.

Primarily granivorous, these birds play a role in seed dispersal and serve as a food source for various urban and woodland predators.

Least Concern (Population is stable and widespread)

Commonly found at backyard bird feeders, especially those offering sunflower seeds; look for them in residential areas and open forest edges.

House Finch