Bullfinches are so-called because of their characteristic large head and stocky body. With a similar derivation, their folk-names are bully or bull flinch (in Yorkshire), bull head, bulldog, bull ...
This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract 1. The extent of damage to fruit buds in different years was examined in relation to the populations and food-supply of the bullfinch in ...
Bullfinches learn from human teachers to sing melodies accurately, according to a new study. The analysis of human melody singing in bullfinches gives insights into the songbirds' brain processes.
About 2 – 3 thousand red-chested birds overwinter in Kazan each year. Professor Ilgizar Rakhimov, Chairman of the Tatarstan Branch of the Russian Bird Conservation Union, Chair of the Department of ...
Bullfinches have been spotted in one of the districts of Minsk. The red-breasted birds, symbols of winter, were captured by ...
Human animals are all over the place, and we are having major effects on the lives of numerous nonhuman animals (animals) globally in an epoch called the anthropocene, the so-called age of humanity.
Many people head for the city to make their fortune, and now it seems that living in urban areas can give your prospects a boost - if you're a bullfinch at least. Researchers have found that birds ...
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