Скачать или смотреть A Nervous House Finch Pair Chirping In My Backyard - Bird Watching Camera

A House Finch pair visited my backyard to eat sunflower seeds from my bird feeder. The two House Finches were making sounds and chirping as they ate. The male and female House Finches kept a watchful eye on their surroundings, looking out for potential dangers. At one moment, the two House Finches shared a sunflower seed. Also, another House Finch male started to chase the House Finch pair away from the feeder.

The male House Finch has red-colored feathers, and the female has tan-colored feathers.

I positioned a camera to capture footage of the birds visiting my backyard and landing on my platform feeder. This camera captures a close-up perspective of the birds as they feed, along with the various sounds and calls they make while perched on the bird feeder. I refill the bird feeders and add extra seeds to the platform when they get empty or run low. I generally feed wild birds a blend of sunflower seeds and various birdseed options. Most birds in my backyard seem comfortable and take their time savoring their food. Although the birds differ in size from big to small, most of them will share the seeds.

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