Common Bullfinch. (Pyrrhula Pyrrhula). In late winter, flocks of finches invade the gardens and orchards, cutting the tips of the buds from which they feed. Plums and peaches, are his favorites and after the binge, rub their strong beaks against the branches to let them clean the rubber pads.
Many ornithologists think that their partners are stable, it is regulating them fly in pairs, male and female, both summer and winter. The male has a rich plumage, which highlights during courtship, red swollen chest, drop their wings to emphasize its pure white rump and swings swaying.
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yellowhammer. (Emberiza citrinella).
Like most other writers, all seed-eaters with short, sharp peaks, the yellow-hammer as far as possible avoid areas inhabited by man. Rarely enters into a garden and even in the fields, in spite of this, it is not a bird too elusive to people.
During courtship, once attracted to a mate, the male chases the female in a broken flight at the end of which may fall to the ground and mate.
In winter, the scribes matches can become gregarious, joining with other granivorous birds feeding together in stubble y corralizas.
