the eurasian bullfinch is a small, round passerine bird in the finch family, found across europe and temperate asia. while many of them are residents in their area, birds in the northernmost portion of their range will migrate south for warmer weather. they primarily feed on seeds and young buds of fruit trees (with their young primarily consuming insects) due to a loss of orchards and woodlands, their numbers have declined in the UK since the 1970s. their fondness for feeding on fruit buds sometimes leads orchards owners to consider them nuisances. they produce two to three broods of offspring per year; outside of the breeding season, they are social but not gregarious, and are typically found in pairs or in small family groups.

















