Orange Bullfinch

Orange BullfinchThe male Orange Bullfinch is bright orange across the head and breast. The species lives in northwestern Himalayan forests, where it feeds on buds and berries.What does it look like?Males have orange plumage with a black face, wings, and tail. Females have a gray crown, pale brown back, and yellow-brown underparts.How does it live?The male Orange Bullfinch is bright orange across the head and breast. The species lives in northwestern Himalayan forests, where it feeds on buds and berries.It uses open conifer forest and searches for buds, seeds, and berries on the ground and among branches.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.