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carduelis flammea Antonyms

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Meaning of carduelis flammea

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small siskin-like finch with a red crown and a rosy breast and rump

Carduelis flammea, commonly known as the common redpoll, is a small passerine bird native to the northern regions of North America.
Ornithologists study the migratory patterns of Carduelis flammea to understand their movements across different seasons.
During winter, Carduelis flammea can often be found in large flocks, foraging for seeds and small insects.
The distinctive red cap of the male Carduelis flammea makes it easily identifiable, even from a distance.
Birdwatchers gather eagerly in northern habitats to catch a glimpse of Carduelis flammea during its winter visits.
The diet of Carduelis flammea primarily consists of seeds from various plants, especially those of birch and alder trees.
In some regions, populations of Carduelis flammea undergo fluctuations due to changes in food availability and habitat conditions.
The breeding season for Carduelis flammea typically begins in the spring months, with males displaying elaborate courtship behaviors.
Conservation efforts often focus on preserving the habitats crucial for the survival of Carduelis flammea populations.
The charming melodies of Carduelis flammea's song add to the allure of observing these delightful birds in their natural habitat.

small siskin-like finch with a red crown and a rosy breast and rump

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Carduelis flammea, commonly known as the common redpoll, is a small passerine bird native to the northern regions of North America.

Ornithologists study the migratory patterns of Carduelis flammea to understand their movements across different seasons.

During winter, Carduelis flammea can often be found in large flocks, foraging for seeds and small insects.

The distinctive red cap of the male Carduelis flammea makes it easily identifiable, even from a distance.