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Animals - Finches and Warblers

Here you will learn the names of different types of finches and warblers in English such as "canary", "linnet", and "nightingale".

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canary
canary
[noun]

an African songbird of the finch family with yellow feathers, often kept as a pet

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bullfinch
bullfinch
[noun]

a widespread Eurasian finch with a rosy breast, a strong beak and dark wings

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linnet
linnet
[noun]

a small passerine of the finch family that is mainly gray and brown, the male of which has a red breast

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goldfinch
goldfinch
[noun]

an American bird of passage of the finch family, the male of which has yellow and black plumage

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chaffinch
chaffinch
[noun]

a small Eurasian and North African finch, the male of which has a rosy-brown breast and a blueish-gray cap

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finch
finch
[noun]

a small songbird with a short beak that feeds on seeds and nuts and has different colors

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brambling
brambling
[noun]

a small migratory finch with a black head, orange-buff breast, and distinctive wing patterns

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nightingale

a small European passerine bird with brownish plumage, the male of which has a beautiful nocturnal call

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zebra finch

a small, highly social bird native to Australia, known for its distinctive black and white striped plumage and melodious song

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whitethroat

a small migratory bird with a distinctive white throat patch, known for its energetic flight and melodious song

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waxbill
waxbill
[noun]

a small, colorful bird species native to sub-Saharan Africa, known for their distinctively colored bills

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towhee
towhee
[noun]

a songbird native to North America, known for its distinctive plumage and characteristic behavior of scratching the ground with both feet to uncover insects and seeds

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hawfinch
hawfinch
[noun]

a robust songbird with a powerful beak, known for its shy nature and preference for woodlands and forests

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grassfinch

a small finch species that inhabits grassy environments and is known for its colorful plumage and melodic songs

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crossbill
crossbill
[noun]

a finch-like bird characterized by its uniquely crossed beak, which enables it to extract seeds from conifer cones

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siskin
siskin
[noun]

a small finch with vibrant yellow-green plumage, known for its streaked wings, sharp bill, and melodious song

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serin
serin
[noun]

a small songbird with a yellow-green plumage, characterized by its melodious voice and frequent presence in open woodland areas

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ricebird
ricebird
[noun]

a small, black-headed bird found in tropical regions, known for its distinctive appearance, acrobatic flight, and melodic calls

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redpoll
redpoll
[noun]

a small, migratory songbird with brownish plumage and red or pink markings on its chest and head

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blackpoll
blackpoll
[noun]

a small migratory bird with black and white plumage, known for its distinctive high-pitched song and long-distance flights during migration

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chiffchaff

a small insect-eating bird with greenish-brown plumage and a distinctive repetitive song

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warbler
warbler
[noun]

a small, insect-eating songbird known for its melodious songs, vibrant plumage, and the habit of flitting among trees

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ovenbird
ovenbird
[noun]

a small ground-dwelling bird with olive-brown plumage, distinctive black stripes on its head, and an orange crown, known for its unique nest shape

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gnatcatcher

a small songbird known for its grayish plumage, long tail, and its ability to catch and feed on small insects, particularly gnats

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reedbird
reedbird
[noun]

an Eurasian reed warbler, known for its distinctive song and preference for reed beds and wetland habitats

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