Brown Bullfinch

Brown BullfinchThis bullfinch has a gray-brown head and mantle, gray underparts, a long tail, and a narrow white rump. In Great Himalayan National Park it uses high-elevation forest and rhododendron thickets.What does it look like?Adults have a gray-brown head and mantle, gray underparts, a narrow white rump, and a long tail. Juveniles have brownish-buff upperparts and warmer buff underparts.How does it live?This bullfinch has a gray-brown head and mantle, gray underparts, a long tail, and a narrow white rump. In Great Himalayan National Park it uses high-elevation forest and rhododendron thickets.Within Great Himalayan National Park it inhabits temperate broadleaf forests, rhododendron thickets, and mixed coniferous woodland at about 2,400–3,500 m. It uses dense undergrowth and forest edges while feeding and moving discreetly.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.