This year we have a lot of finches in the parks in our city. Just amazing. Why did they flock to the city. They settled wherever there were trees. Why were there a lot of them where people lived. Indeed, as a rule, with the onset of summer, finches move to nearby forests.
But this year, for some reason, finches flocked to the city. It seems that the winter was not very cold, although it was snowy. The birds weren't poor. Nevertheless, they began to move into the city. They gathered in flocks and settled in new places.
It was very interesting to look at these birds. They could be seen even on the streets of the city of the city. They jumped on the branches of trees. It seemed that they had always lived here. Apparently they quickly got used to the city.
With the onset of spring, they began to gather in pairs. In summer, with the onset of heat, chicks soon began to appear. Immediately the number of birds immediately increased. Walking through the park, I often watched the flight of small chicks.
The birds didn't fly away. They seem to be permanently settled in one place. It was not clear what kept them in this place. It wasn't normal at all. Usually at this time the finches flew to the nearby forest.
The birds did not want to fly to their usual place of residence. They seem to like their new location.
I wonder if the birds will continue to live in the park. Will they fly away with the onset of cold weather.
