Patagonian Sierra Finch

Patagonian Sierra FinchThis finch occurs along the forest–steppe ecotone of northwestern Patagonia. Males show blue-gray and chestnut, while females are gray and olive.What does it look like?Males have blue-gray heads, wings, and tails, chestnut on the back, and golden color on the rump, breast, and belly. Females have gray heads, wings, and tails with an olive back.How does it live?This finch occurs along the forest–steppe ecotone of northwestern Patagonia. Males show blue-gray and chestnut, while females are gray and olive.It eats seeds and is reported in humid forest and forest–steppe edge habitats. It can also occur in towns and residential areas.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.