Bullfinch

The Bullfinch is a plump, colourful bird with a distinctive black cap and a bright pink breast in males, and a more muted grey-pink in females.
- Bullfinches can be seen in the UK throughout the year, but are most commonly spotted from April to July during the breeding season.
- Bullfinches are part of the Fringillidae family, which includes finches and related species, and are known for their stout, conical bills that are adapted for cracking open seeds and nuts.