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Star Finch

Star Finch

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The Star Finch is a beautiful Australian finch, characterized by its red face and white spots on its flanks and breast, resembling stars. It prefers tall grasslands.
Where to spot
Found across northern and eastern Australia, inhabiting tall grasslands, savannas, and reedy areas, often near water.
How to spot
Look for them in tall grass and reedy areas, often near water. The red face and white 'star' spots are distinctive. They are often seen feeding on grass seeds.
When to spot
Can be observed year-round. Breeding typically occurs during the wet season.
The Star Finch gets its name from the tiny white spots that adorn its flanks and sometimes its breast, looking like a scattering of stars.
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