Fringilla (Noun)

Type genus of the Fringillidae: chaffinch, brambling.

Nouns denoting animals.

The fringilla family is composed of numerous bird species commonly referred to as finches.
Bird enthusiasts distinguish the chaffinch and the brambling, two popular types of fringilla found in North American forests.
As part of its winter bird-count project, the research group made careful note of all sightings of the type genus Fringilla in European climates.
To catch sight of these exotic members of the Fringilla family in full breeding plumage requires time spent deep within alpine environments.
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