The house finches returned to the feeder as autumn approached.

Early in the morning, copper finches gathered at the birdbath, their bright feathers catching the light.

Gouldian finches have bright, multicolored plumage that attracts birdwatchers from around the world.

The yellow-rumped finches gathered at the feeder every morning, chattering loudly as they pecked at the seeds.

In the early morning, double-barred finches gathered on the riverbank, their soft calls weaving into the mist.

The zebra finch built its nest in the potted plant, undisturbed by the city noise outside.

The Baltimore finch returned to the same willow each spring, announcing its arrival with a clear, flute-like song.

Through the hedge I spotted a copper finch perched on the apple tree, singing its bright, cheerful song.

On a chilly morning, a brambling finch fluffed its feathers and hopped along the garden fence in search of leftover seeds.

The house finch fluffed its feathers against the cold and hopped closer to the feeder.