Pink Twinspots Gender:Male and the most desired seeds

and the most desired seeds of finches and small birds

in the lower part of the front there are 4 small flaps for the positioning of the classic external feeders and two more flaps

Target species: Ornamental birds of the Carduelis type and spinus americanas

In 1760 the French zoologist Mathurin Jacques Brisson included a description of the spotted tanager in his Ornithologie based on a specimen collected in the West Indies

Pink Twinspots Gender:Male and the most desired seedsA delicate, rotund waxbill with a pink upper tail and a white spotted belly. The male has a guava pink face and throat and a brown crown, while the female has mostly gray underparts. Pairs are inconspicuous in thickets, dry forest, and sand forest, where they forage on the ground. When flushed they fly into thick scrub, often uttering a distinctive 8 to 10 note high pitched insect like trill. The similar Red throated Twinspot differs by having a gray