A few are backyard bullies, known for stealing nests or attacking smaller songbirds ... or nyjer seeds. Finches are undeniably cute and colorful, and many people welcome them in the gardens.

In fact, coral honeysuckle is perfect for birdwatchers since its red berries also attract quail, finches, thrushes ... Songbirds and game birds love to nest in it and eat the seeds. However, it is ...

Check out 20 super pretty pictures of finches. The nesting habits of these two birds are completely different. House finches ...

Restricted spaces "cramp their style," so they'll most likely avoid a charming DIY birdhouse. Another deterrent is not ...

Disgraced writer Elisabeth Finch made headlines for lying about her medical and personal history, which started with fabrications that traced back to her time working on The Vampire Diaries ...

Finch's tales of bone cancer and other harrowing medical issues are now the subject of the Peacock docuseries 'Anatomy of Lies.' By Katie Kilkenny Labor & Media Reporter Former Grey’s Anatomy ...

Elisabeth Finch, a former writer and consulting producer on the hit ABC series “Grey’s Anatomy” and subject of a new documentary series, has admitted in an Instagram post that she “lied ...

The new Peacock documentary “Anatomy of Lies” focuses on the TV writer and producer Elisabeth Finch, who spent years faking a cancer diagnosis. She used her alleged experiences to inform ...

Truth is stranger than fiction. The new three-episode Peacock docuseries “Anatomy of Lies” (now streaming) covers the unbelievable story of former “Grey’s Anatomy” writer Elisabeth Finch ...

Liar, liar, world on fire. TV writer Elisabeth Finch didn’t confine her imaginative fiction to her scripts. In Peacock’s “Anatomy of Lies” (now streaming), the audacious storyteller spun ...

Courtesy of Mitch Haaseth/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images Update: After this story published, Elisabeth Finch posted an apology for her past actions on Instagram. He isn’t ...

In the world of zebra finches, males sing, and females were thought to just listen. But a new study by Daniela Vallentin at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Intelligence has overturned this ...