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Robins
Robins are often one of the first birds to sing in the morning, singing long choruses of rhythmic paired phrases of two or three syllables that alternately rise and fall in pitch. Nature's announcement of spring!
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Wrens
Wrens are wonderful for the garden! They eat caterpillars, grasshoppers, spiders, and snails. They are inquisitive and will chatter and sing melodiously.
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Finches
These beautifully sculpted finches will be sure to bring joy to any bird lover's surroundings. Finches are quite domestic and, although our birds won't hop from perch to perch, you will soon imagine hearing their friendly voices.
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Nightingales
Nightingales sing long, complex songs throughout the day. Every garden should be graced with a pair of nightingales!
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Whopee
Try as I might, I was unable to find any information about the Whopee. As cute as can be, but nothing online? Seems impossible. I will keep trying.
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Wheat Eaters
There are several types of Wheat Eaters - some are found in the desert, some near waterways, and some that prefer the open, semi-arid areas or the coastal agricultural areas and bushes. At one time, the British considered them quite the delicacy.
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