Pintassilgo Chamando

Goldfinch is a passerine bird of the Fringillidae family.
It is also known as Miner Goldfinch, Black-headed Goldfinch and Goldfinch. The goldfinch cannot be confused with the goldfinch, which is a hybrid bird that mixes a canary with a goldfinch.
This small granivorous bird is a well known bird, as it is a relatively easy species to identify. Its black mask, present only in males, as well as the yellow spots on the wings, make the goldfinch a very colorful bird with an easily recognizable pattern, even in flight. Females have an olive head and underside. Young males with a few months already have black spots on their heads. During spring, it can be observed singing in the tops of trees, antennas, poles and roofs. In winter, it often aggregates in flocks of considerable size, which can gather hundreds of birds. In addition to its characteristic song, whether perched or in flight, it imitates the song of other birds.

It has a very varied fine chirping, going very fast; long stanzas interspersing imitations of other birds. Sings also in flight.