How common are common Chaffinch?
How common are common Chaffinch?
The adult male of the nominate subspecies has a black forehead and a blue-grey crown, nape and upper mantle. The rump is a light olive-green; the lower mantle and scapulars form a brown saddle. Each wing has a contrasting white panel on the coverts and a buff-white bar on the secondaries and inner primaries. The eyes have dark brown irises and the legs are grey-brown. In winter the bill is a pale grey and slightly darker along the upper ridge or culmen, but in spring the bill becomes bluish-grey with a small black tip.
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