greenfinch

For several weeks, Edwards kept hearing this greenfinch and found that he could imitate it.

Of these, only two, the chaffinch and the greenfinch, registered a slight increase in population over the period.

When women were introduced the appointment title "Greenfinch" was assigned to them and became their working nickname.

The Greenfinch is 15 cm long with a wing span of 24.5 to 27.5 cm.

The cat that belongs to Sandra next door was torturing a greenfinch it had caught at my bird table.

I saw it first, looking after the greenfinch, and she sat on th' nest."

Young birds also give a true song, especially in captivity, a warbling similar to that of the European Greenfinch.

Louder yet calmer than they, among the trees, sounded the yellowhammer, the linnet and greenfinch.

The Greenfinch has also been introduced into both Australia and New Zealand.

Its legs were very long and robust, but compared to the Greenfinch its wings were shorter.

On dry land, the finch is named for its prolonged nasal tswe-e-e , mostly clearly heard in the greenfinch.

Greenfinch may refer to:

Greenfinch ( Carduelis chloris )

As a result, a woman is charged by the police for assaulting a UDR sergeant and a Greenfinch.

The Greenfinch, Carduelis, is a small passerine bird in the finch family Fringillidae.

Vietnamese Greenfinch (Carduelis monguilloti)

Molenick (Cornish - melynek, a goldfinch or greenfinch) - Arg.

All ignorant we dared to own The joys we now dissemble; The greenfinch on the apple bough Could make my enemies tremble.

It provides habitat for birds such as the wren, greenfinch and spotted flycatcher, and butterflies including small tortoiseshell, peacock and speckled wood.

Birds recordings are good for this habitat and include Linnet, Whitethroat, Tree Pipit and the Greenfinch.

Female "Greenfinch" members wore rifle green skirts and combat jackets with the UDR beret and cap badge.

Black-headed Greenfinch (Carduelis ambigua)

Grey-capped Greenfinch (Carduelis sinica)

Yellow-breasted Greenfinch (Carduelis spinoides)