Female Purple Finches?

I can never tell these brown striped birds apart. Sparrow, House Finch, Purple Finch?

How times have changed in a week...lots of wind so the leaves are a thing of the past, the blue skies have been replaced with grey. I miss summer already!

[Becky Stuhr]

These little birdies are adorable! It has turned pretty gloomy, rainy and foggy here. Hopefully the sun comes out tomorrow!

[Diana]

A wonderful capture and detail of these gorgeous little birds, such a great branch they are on too.
I love this delicate frame you use Paula, where did you find it?

[*lynn]

fabulous composition

[aikiuser (jenn)]

I'm not sure what they are, but I love the image. Fantastic composition and edits!

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful

[Cliff McFarlane]

Love this shot. Fav

[Corinne C]

Such a charming pic!

[Lis Lapthorn]

Such sweet little fellows and a fabulous composition.

[Beverley]

Pretty amazing photo, their in just the right position… a beautiful pov… calm & serene.

[Bucktree]

Lovely image of these beauties. Their plumage is beautiful and a great capture on the diagonal branch is a superb composition.

[Christine Sztukowski]

Very delightful

[Paula Fontanini]

@ludwigsdiana On1 Photo Raw has a great variety of frames that are customizable!

[carol white]

A lovely capture of this pair. Fav 😊

[Jerzy]

I would have guessed sparrows since I'm not aware of purple finches in Canada. Great detailed capture on the white background.

[Rob Z]

This is just wonderful with its composition!

[Tunia McClure]

sweet little birds

[Rick Schies]

That is really cute, and I can see this as a nice little note card

[Harry J Benson]

Nice detail

[LManning (Laura)]

These show up beautifully against the grey sky.
They are female purple finches. You know they are finches because they have that short, almost cone-shaped seed-cracking beak. The dark patch behind the eye is a dead giveaway for female purple finch. There’s your bird ID lesson for the day! LOL.

[Diana]

@bluemoon Thanks Paula :-)