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Red-browed finches (also known as red-browed firetails) are known to enjoy bathing in shallow water, often splashing vigorously to clean their feathers. Here's a more detailed look at their bathing habits: Frequency: In warm weather, they may bathe frequently, even daily. Methods: They often dunk their breasts and faces in the water, fluffing the water over their backs. Social Behavior: They are highly sociable and are often seen bathing in groups in birdbaths. Habitat: They prefer wetter, thicker, and greener habitats and like to have dense cover. Other names: Red-browed Firetail, Sydney waxbill, redbill Diet: They feed on seeds and insects on the ground, but sometimes perches on seeding grass heads Nesting: Red brow finches will nest in large wicker nests surrounded by bushes or in bushes themselves such as tea-tree, bottle brush or lilly pill