common chaffinch- males more colourful than females and they are territorial bird in breeding season

common chaffinch- males more colourful than females and they are territorial bird in breeding season
- common chaffinches are widespread throughout the New Zealand mainland and chatham Islands
- this is a female chaffinch, it is looking for food under the tree
- common chaffinches move very fast, making it difficult to photograph and foucus
- this is a male chaffinch, males are brightly coloured with bick-red breast and chestnut mantles
- the crown and nape are greyish - blue and the wings are black with white
- a pair of chaffinches are looking for food on the ground, the male bird has a blue head and orange chest feathers in the front, and the female is in the back
- the male bird is more colorful and slightly smaller than the sparrow
- common chaffinch length : 14 cm - 15 cm
- wingspan : 24 cm - 28 cm
- weight : 18 g - 30 g
- lifespan : average 3 years
- chaffinch are territorial bird, especially during the breeding season
- they mainly feed on wide range fallen tree seeds and flower seeds
- and also feed on grasses, fruits and small insects
- get closer and see the whole process of common chaffinch foraging
- it is eating delicious tree seeds on the ground
- breeding season from September to February
- and the male establish a territory and commence singing in late July or early August
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