bullfinch
bullfinch
Definition
bull·finch (-finc̸h′)
bullfinch
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: Species in the national and local BAPs include bullfinch and common pipistrelle while habitats include lowland heathland.
- see: Saw a bullfinch on the way up and moored on the flash just past the railroad bridge.
- keep: Net crops to reduce pigeon damage and to keep bullfinches off fruit buds.
- spot: The 2nd was dull and drizzly but I spotted some bullfinches in one of the wild areas of the garden.
- hear: We set off on some walks along the forest trails and a little later we heard two bullfinches calling.
Preposition: on
- feeder: Thursday 27th July A male Bullfinch on a feeder in a garden at Findon Valley.
Adjective modifier
- male: I was able to photograph the male bullfinch from the same window.
- female: I am glad to hear reports about the ferocious female bullfinch.
- Eurasian: In a chestnut wood we added some more familiar birds: European Robin, Winter Wren, Song Thrush and Eurasian Bullfinch.
- northern: They then moved to a hanging feeder alongside Brambling, Siskin, and a stonking northern Bullfinch.
- more: We saw many more bullfinches as well as at least three Grenada Flycatchers and another Bare-eyed Thrush.
Modifies a noun
- pyrrhula: Bullfinch Pyrrhula pyrrhula RED W, S Decline noted nationally has affected Essex particularly during late 1980s and early 1990s.
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