Skip to main content

Auxiliary menu

Find your local Welsh Trust
News
Jobs
Contact us

Language

English
Cymraeg

Follow us

Instagram
Twitter

Search

Main navigation

About us
Jon Hawkins - Surrey Hills Photography
Get involved
Katrina Martin / 2020VISION
Visit
Tom Marshall
- Find a nature reserve
- Where to see wildlife
Wildlife
©Rob Jordan/2020VISION
Join
Donate

You are here:

Home
Wildlife Explorer
Birds
Finches and buntings

Species

Enter Species Name

Margaret Holland

Finches and buntings

A male common rosefinch perched on a thin tree branch. It's a chunky bird with a red wash to the face and breast

Common rosefinch

Three twite perch on a wire fence. They're in winter plumage, with bright yellow beaks

Twite

Female brambling

Brambling

Hawfinch

Hawfinch

Siskin

Siskin

Bullfinch

Bullfinch

Greenfinch

Greenfinch

Lesser Redpoll

Lesser redpoll

Chaffinch male

Chaffinch

Linnet

Linnet

goldfinch

Goldfinch

Crossbill

Common crossbill

Reed Bunting

Reed bunting

Yellowhammer

Yellowhammer

Corn Bunting

Corn bunting

Snow Bunting

Snow bunting

What we do

Save wildlife and wild places (https://www.wtwales.org/what-we-do/our-projects)
Give wildlife a voice (https://www.wtwales.org/giving-nature-a-voice)
Campaign for change (https://www.wtwales.org/campaigns)

Wildlife Trusts Wales

About us (https://www.wtwales.org/about-us)
Contact us (https://www.wtwales.org/contact-us)
Privacy Policy (https://www.wtwales.org/privacy-policy)

Get involved

Become a member (https://www.wtwales.org/join)
Take action for wildlife (https://www.wtwales.org/actions)
Visit (https://www.wtwales.org/visit)
Campaign (https://www.wtwales.org/campaigns)

Wildlife Trusts Wales: Protecting Wildlife for the Future. Registered Charity Number: 207238.