The Green Singing Finch (Yellow-fronted Canary) - Finch Info
WEBGreen Singing Finches are related to the domestic canary (S. canarius), and have been hybridized with canaries (Green Singing cock × Border or Roller canary hen) to produce fertile offspring.
WEBLearn how to distinguish Greenfinch and Siskin, the two common green finches in UK gardens, and their age and sex differences. Also, find out about other possible green finches, such as Serin and Canary, and their hybrids.
Yellow-fronted canary - Wikipedia
WEBThe yellow-fronted canary (Crithagra mozambica) is a small passerine bird in the finch family. It is sometimes known in aviculture as the green singing finch or the ‘’’green singer’’’.
Greenfinch - Wikipedia
WEBGreenfinch is a genus of six species of small passerine birds with large conical bills and yellow wing patches. They are mainly found in Eurasia, except for the European greenfinch, which also occurs in North Africa.
A Guide to Keeping and Breeding - The Finch Weekly
WEBLearn about the green singing finch, also known as the yellow fronted canary, what it is like to keep and breed in captivity
The “Other” Canary – the Green Singing Finch or Yellow-fronted Canary …
WEBJul 3, 2008 · This cheery little bird is actually closely related to the ever-popular canary, S. canaria, and will hybridize with it in captivity. Although overshadowed by its better known cousin, this African native has much to recommend it as a pet.
European greenfinch - Wikipedia
WEBLearn about the European greenfinch, a small passerine bird in the finch family Fringillidae, widespread in Europe, North Africa and Southwest Asia. Find out its taxonomy, subspecies, description, behaviour, ecology, conservation status and cultural significance.
Keeping the European Greenfinch - The Finch Weekly
WEBIf you are looking for a solid British (or European!) species to start keeping in an aviary, then the greenfinch is a great species. They are hardy, interesting to watch with a good song and nothing too specific in their requirements.
GREENFINCH (Chloris chloris) - songbird factfile - SongBird Survival
WEBThe greenfinch is a stocky finch, with a distinctly forked tail and a chunky flesh-coloured bill. Males are an apple green with a yellow rump and a flash of yellow on the wings and tail, and a small dark patch between the eye and bill.
Greenfinch | BTO - British Trust for Ornithology
WEBLearn about the Greenfinch, a stocky finch with a twittering song and a distinctive drawn-out wheeze. Find out its population status, distribution, identification, songs and calls, and conservation issues.