bullfinches (Сочинения ЕГЭ английский язык)

Watching animals and birds is one of the most interesting activities in the world. Probably, almost everyone at least once watched TV shows and films about the life of animals in the wild; but do not necessarily turn on the TV to get interesting impressions, and do not go to the jungle to make an interesting shot. Most of us have pets, habits and habits of which are interesting and funny. In addition, we can observe the wild nature, which often turns out to be very close to us.

When winter turns out to be cold and snowy, bullfinches come to town - closer to human heat, in the hope of intercepting something edible. In such years, besides the usual sparrows, pigeons and tits, fluffy handsome men with fiery-red breasts settle on the snow-covered branches.

Any tree in their presence resembles a Christmas tree decorated with New Year's toys.

Behind my window is a lone rowanberry. Every spring I wait for its flowering, and at the end of summer I observe how the tree is covered with scarlet berries. A lot of berries - then, forest feathered guests will than eat. In autumn, mountain ash sheds yellow leaves, and on bare gray branches there are only berries - bait for the winged guests.

Bullfinches are incredibly beautiful birds. They usually fly in a flock. Here is the company of bullfinches busily settled in our mountain ash, flew from somewhere, settled on the branches. Rowan we have a big, branches are enough for everyone. Some berries fall down on the snow, and lie beautiful scarlet splashes, like drops of blood. It's a pleasure to watch birds bite bright berries! When they have eaten, the birds freeze and swing quietly on the branches under the pressure of the wind. Their colored feathers are surprisingly in harmony with the color of berries. At this moment, you can make a beautiful photo - for memory.Behind my window is a lone rowanberry. Every spring I wait for its flowering, and at the end of summer I observe how the tree is covered with scarlet berries. A lot of berries - then, forest feathered guests will than eat. In autumn, mountain ash sheds yellow leaves, and on bare gray branches there are only berries - bait for the winged guests.