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− | [[Image:Citril_Finch.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Photo by Momo < | + | [[Image:Citril_Finch.jpg|thumb|550px|right|Photo by Momo <br />Chandolin, VS, [[Switzerland]] ]] |
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− | They are small finches, not unlike a European greenfinch, in that the males are generally green.<br/> | + | They are small finches, not unlike a European greenfinch, in that the males are generally green.<br /> |
If seen well, this is not a difficult species to identify. | If seen well, this is not a difficult species to identify. | ||
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- Serinus citrinella
Identification
- Grey hind-neck
- Yellow rump
They are small finches, not unlike a European greenfinch, in that the males are generally green.
If seen well, this is not a difficult species to identify.