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 adult ♂, summer BirdGuides rarity status: Common
For the purposes of our bird news services, this species is classed as Common: common species, including species that are certain or probable escapees from captivity when occurring in the British Isles. (Note that rarity levels are currently applied nationally and may not reflect local variations in abundance.) Most recent UK and Irish reports of Goldfinch
Most recent photos of Goldfinch (25)
 undisclosed site, Clyde 20/05/13 |
 Brynrefail, Gwynedd 19/05/13 |
 Stourbridge, W Mids 19/05/13 |
 Thurstaston, Cheshire 16/05/13 |
 Thurstaston, Cheshire 13/05/13 |
 Redditch, Worcs 13/05/13 |
 Great Lumley, Durham 11/05/13 |
 Rayne, Essex 10/05/13 |
 Rayne, Essex 10/05/13 |
 Pulborough Brooks RSPB, W Sussex 07/05/13 |
 Aldwincle, Northants 05/05/13 |
 undisclosed site, Clyde 06/05/13 |
 Topsham, Devon 05/05/13 |
 Carlton Marshes, Suffolk 05/05/13 |
 undisclosed site, Clyde 05/05/13 |
 Rayne, Essex 03/05/13 |
 Rayne, Essex 03/05/13 |
 Rutland Water, Leics 28/04/13 |
 undisclosed site, E Sussex 29/04/13 |
 Belvide Reservoir (PERMIT ONLY), Staffs 29/04/13 |
 undisclosed site, Clyde 29/04/13 |
 Thorne, S Yorks 09/04/13 |
 Great Ryburgh, Norfolk 28/04/13 |
 undisclosed site, Clyde 28/04/13 |
 Nefyn, Gwynedd 26/04/13 |
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European breeding populations (44)
Goldfinch breeds in the following countries (Bird News Extra subscribers will see population statistics and information on trends for each country, and a map of population densities): Albania Andorra Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Azores Belarus Belgium Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Canary Islands Croatia Cyprus Denmark Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Lichtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Macedonia Madeira Moldova Netherlands Norway Poland Portugal Romania Russia Serbia and Montenegro Slovakia Slovenia Spain Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine Products featuring Goldfinch (9)
Articles (1)
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