Trumpeter finch
Bucanetes githagineus
Finches
(Fringillidae)
♂ with nesting material.
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Small light brown finch with a grey head and firm blunt bill and pink-red legs. During the breeding period, ♂ gets a bright orange to dark red beak and a pink breast and belly. ♀, young and ♂ outside the breeding season have a beige breast and a beige to yellow-pink beak. ⇔ l. 11-13 cm Preference for semi-desert to desert-like rocks. Not territorial, lives and breeds in small groups. The vocals sound like a light trumpet, in many languages it is named after this sound. In Europe easy to identify, because of the big blunt red beak and red legs and the characteristic vocals.
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Trumpeter finch
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