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Safari Tip:
Get help identifying birds with the superbly illustrated "Top 50
Garden Birds" identification chart - click
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Latin name: Fringilla coelebs
Size: Approximately 15cms.
Distribution: Found throughout the UK
Months seen: All year round
Food: Seeds and insects
Habitat: Gardens, woodlands and farmland.
Special features: This is one of our commonest birds. It is estimated that there are around seven million pairs in Britain. The male has a pinkish red breast and a grey head, while the female has a light brown breast and a brown
head.
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