Found throughout North America, the American goldfinch is easily recognizable due to its bright yellow feathers. In Florida, these cheerful birds prefer partially open areas with a combination of trees, bushes, and scattered low vegetation.

The following is the translation of the 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Acrobatic birds have bright yellow feathers that are captivating, making them easily recognizable when flying. In Florida, they often visit open fields, forest edges, and coastal shrubs, especially during spring and summer. They particularly enjoy sunflower seeds, aster flowers, and thistle."

The translation of the given text from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is as follows: Burung-burung kecil yang manis ini sering tinggal di daerah perkotaan sekitar Florida seperti taman dan lingkungan pemukiman, menyukai habitat yang dimodifikasi oleh manusia yang menyediakan banyak tempat berteduh dan makanan untuk dimakan. Little sweet birds often live in urban areas around Florida such as parks and residential neighborhoods, preferring habitats modified by humans that provide plenty of shelter and food to eat.

In Florida, purple finches are not as common as their other relatives. They mainly visit the state during the winter months, from October to April. Purple finches usually prefer habitats such as coniferous forests, mixed forests, and sometimes backyard areas with plenty of sunflower seeds.

Sometimes seen in Florida during the winter months, the pine siskin is an energetic finch bird that often visits the northern and central regions of the state. This charming little bird prefers forested areas and mixed forests with plenty of seeds to eat.

The following translation preserves the HTML tags: "Finch birds that appear somewhat chubby, evening grosbeak birds are other winter visitors in Florida. These birds are unpredictable and their migration patterns are highly dependent on food availability."

The medium-sized kutilang bird prefers areas that are densely populated with coniferous trees such as fir and pine. The upper and lower parts of their unique beak cross each other, a special design that allows them to access seeds in pine cones.

Originating from the boreal forests of the Arctic tundra, redpolls are not ordinary visitors in Florida. However, occasionally these beautiful birds can be found during the winter months in Florida. The common redpoll is a highly active and energetic bird that can be seen and heard in open landscapes such as meadows and fields.

Although yellow-faced canaries originate from sub-Saharan Africa, some unique birds have been seen in Florida. Yellow-faced canaries typically prefer grasslands and open forests, but can also be seen in sand dunes, coastal scrub, and mangrove forests.