The Australian red-browed finch is a small songbird that is native to Australia. The bird gets its name from the distinctive red stripe that runs across its brow. The bird is mostly found in woodlands and forest, but can also be seen in suburban areas. The Red-browed Finch is an active bird, often seen in flocks moving through the trees in search of food. These birds are important seed dispersers and play an important role in the ecology of the Australian bush.The diet of the Australian red-browed finch consists of seeds, insects, and fruit. The bird is a popular subject for bird photography due to its striking appearance. The birds are not only found in Australia, but they are also found in New Zealand and on some of the islands of the Pacific.