RED-BROWED FINCH

Photo: C & D Frith
Australia's Cape York Peninsula

RED-BROWED FINCH
Neochmia temporalis 11 cm

·      The Red-browed Finch is endemic to moist regions of eastern Australia.

·      Usually it forms groups that live within small areas for most of the year.

·      Red-browed Finches live in rainforest clearings, eucalypt forests and woodlands,
        heathlands, mangroves and in suburban areas.

·      They feed mostly on grass seed but also take some other plant seeds, small fruits
        and some insects.

·      Groups can easily be seen eating grass seed in the rainforest clearing at
        Chambers Wildlife Rainforest Lodge .

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