House finches are the most often observed finches in Idaho, with their vivid red hues and friendly nature.
Spot the American Goldfinch in Idaho, transitioning from brilliant yellow in summer to grayish tones in winter.
Look for the Pine Siskin’s streaky gray plumage and listen for their metallic calls as they roam Idaho’s skies.
The Lesser Goldfinch, originally a rare sight, now graces both summer and winter landscapes of Idaho.
Cassin’s Finch prefers Idaho’s mountainous regions and showcases a unique white belly contrasting with rosy hues.
Although not commonly seen, the Evening Grosbeak’s striking appearance makes it a sought-after sight in Idaho.
Meet the Cassia Crossbill, a species unique to Idaho, thriving amidst the lodgepole pines of Cassia County.
Discover the Gray-crowned and Black Rosy-Finches, adding splashes of color to Idaho's winter backdrop.
Explore the full spectrum of Idaho’s finches and find out why this state is a paradise for birdwatchers.