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Linnet

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Lintie

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Redfinch

The European linnet

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Redpoll

male of the most common species Acanthis linarius has also the breast and rump rosy Called also redpoll linnet See Illust under Linnet

Greenfinch

A European finch Ligurinus chloris called also green bird green linnet green grosbeak green olf greeny and peasweep

Carduelinae

in which the Fringillidae are divided into two subfamilies the Carduelinae including the goldfinches siskins redpolls crossbills and linnets and Fringillinae the brambling and the chaffinches The siskins and goldfinches have migrated as far south as the

Carduelis

the goldfinches such as the American goldfinch Cardulis tristis and the European goldfinch Carduelis carduelis siskins redpolls and linnets as well as the common northern cardinal Carduelis cardinalis also called the cardinal bird

Fringillidae

having short conical bills adapted for eating seeds including finches goldfinches bullfinches chaffinches siskins canaries cardinals grosbeaks crossbills linnets and buntings This family at one time included the sparrows of the family Emberizinae but has more recently

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Linnet

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Lintie

See Linnet

Redfinch

The European linnet

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Redpoll

male of the most common species Acanthis linarius has also the breast and rump rosy Called also redpoll linnet See Illust under Linnet

Greenfinch

A European finch Ligurinus chloris called also green bird green linnet green grosbeak green olf greeny and peasweep

Carduelinae

in which the Fringillidae are divided into two subfamilies the Carduelinae including the goldfinches siskins redpolls crossbills and linnets and Fringillinae the brambling and the chaffinches The siskins and goldfinches have migrated as far south as the

Carduelis

the goldfinches such as the American goldfinch Cardulis tristis and the European goldfinch Carduelis carduelis siskins redpolls and linnets as well as the common northern cardinal Carduelis cardinalis also called the cardinal bird

Fringillidae

having short conical bills adapted for eating seeds including finches goldfinches bullfinches chaffinches siskins canaries cardinals grosbeaks crossbills linnets and buntings This family at one time included the sparrows of the family Emberizinae but has more recently

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