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Latin name: Pyrrhula pyrrhula
Size: Approx 15 to 17cms
Distribution: Found throughout UK except for the northern most tip of
Scotland.
Months seen: All year round.
Habitat: Woods, hedgerows, parks and gardens.
Food: Seeds, fruit tree buds and some insects.
Special features: The bullfinch has a short, stubby, black beak and a
black head. The male (above) has bright red underparts.
 The female has pale brown underparts. Both the male and female have a white rump which is more obvious when the bullfinch is in flight.
UK Safari Bird Section
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