- The
rosefinches are a genus, Carpodacus, of p****erine
birds in the
finch family Fringillidae. Most are
called "
rosefinches" and as the word implies, have...
-
Drepanididae but were
found to be
closely related to the
Carpodacus rosefinches and are now
placed within the
Carduelinae subfamily. The
three largest...
- The
American rosefinches that form the
genus Haemorhous are a
group of p****erine
birds in the
finch family Fringillidae. As the name
implies ("haemo"...
- the
finch family, Fringillidae. This
species and the
other "American
rosefinches" are
placed in the
genus Haemorhous. Measurements: Length: 6.3 in (16...
- west USA This
species and the
other "American
rosefinches" were
formerly included with the
rosefinches of
Eurasia in the
genus Carpodacus; however, the...
- has been
observed in Portugal, even
breeding in
England once.
Common rosefinches breed from the
Danube valley, Sweden, and
Siberia to the
Bering Sea;...
-
behind the
American goldfinch. The
house finch and the
other two
American rosefinches are
placed in the
genus Haemorhous. The
house finch is a moderate-sized...
-
rosefinch was
formerly placed in the
genus Carpodacus with the
other rosefinches. It was
moved to the
monotypic genus Agraphospiza based on the results...
- are
members of the
finch family Fringillidae,
closely related to the
rosefinches (Carpodacus), but many
species have
evolved features unlike those present...
-
imperial eagles,
lesser kestrels,
lanner falcons,
Arabian larks,
Sinai rosefinches and
cinereous buntings. On the
eastern (Jordanian) side of the southern...
