The willow finch climbs down the tree head first

Title: The Chaffinch Climbs Down the Tree Head First
 With a fixed gaze and a body tense like a little feathered acrobat, the willow finch moves down the tree trunk – head first, fearless and precise. Its blue-gray plumage glides elegantly against the rough texture of the bark, while a hint of rusty brown on its side adds warmth to the cool color palette.
 Under the talons, the rough surface of the tree is felt, covered in soft, green moss that gives the scene a touch of a fairy-tale forest. The background is a veil of warm earth tones, which allows the bird's details to clearly emerge – every feather, every line in the wings, like a brushstroke from nature's own hand.
 Here we encounter not just a bird, but a small masterpiece of adaptation – a creature that dances in vertical lines, unbound by the rules of gravity.