- The true
finches are
small to medium-sized p****erine
birds in the
family Fringillidae.
Finches generally have
stout conical bills adapted for
eating seeds...
- Darwin's
finches (also
known as the Galápagos
finches) are a
group of
about 18
species of p****erine birds. They are well
known for
being a
classic example...
- States,
house finches were
introduced to
eastern North America in the 1940s. The
birds were sold
illegally in New York City as "Hollywood
finches", a marketing...
-
Gouldian finches are
about 125–140 mm (4.9–5.5 in) long.
Their heads may be red, black, or yellow.
Formerly considered three different kinds of
finches, it...
- Wood****
finches have also
shown the
ability to
learn new
behaviours regarding tool use via
social learning. Not all po****tions of wood****
finches use...
- The
British finches are made up of
several species of
finch which were
formerly very po****r as cage
birds in
Great Britain. They are not
currently commonplace...
-
History of Carolina,
Florida and the
Bahama Islands. The
purple finch is now one of
three finches placed in the
genus Haemorhous that was
introduced in 1837...
- The
zebra finches are two
species of
estrildid finch in the
genus Taeniopygia found in
Australia and Indonesia. They are seed-eaters that
travel in large...
- female.
Society finches can be
housed with
other finches including other societies,
Zebra finches,
Gouldian finches, and ****e
finches. They are generally...
-
ground finches were able to out-compete the
medium ground finches for
these seeds due to both a
larger beak and body size, the
medium ground finch po****tion...
