Dark-rumped Rosefinch

Dark-rumped RosefinchIn the Chinese records summarized here, the Dark-rumped Rosefinch occurs in small groups among rhododendron and bamboo undergrowth. Males are redder, while females are mainly brown.What does it look like?The male has a red eyebrow and throat, a reddish-brown body, and a dark, nearly unmarked rump. The female is buff-brown with streaking.How does it live?In the Chinese records summarized here, the Dark-rumped Rosefinch occurs in small groups among rhododendron and bamboo undergrowth. Males are redder, while females are mainly brown.It may form small groups near undergrowth where rhododendron and bamboo grow.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.