Brambling
Fringilla montifringilla

Kvækerfinken (Fringilla montifringilla) er en finke i ordenen af spurvefugle. Den yngler i skovområder i et bælte fra Norge i vest, gennem tajgaen i den nordlige del af Eurasien til Kamchatka ved Stillehavet i øst.
An orange breast and white are the main marks; the rump is especially visible in flight. The underparts are whitish with dark flank spots. The male’s head is black in summer but paler and greyish in winter. Throat and breast have rusty-yellow tones. Build and movements resemble Chaffinch.
Can be confused with
- Common Chaffinch — Chaffinch’s green rump and pink breast separate it from Brambling’s white rump and orange breast. The rump is especially useful when the bird takes flight.
Voice
A hoarse drawn-out "kvææææ" is used in flight. Perched birds give shorter, hard metallic "kvæ-æk" or "tjæ-æv" notes.
Facts
Wingspan
27 cm
Conservation status
ikke truet
Family
finches
Fringillidae
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This is a short overview for the quiz. For the full account, go to the sources:
- Danmarks Fugle at the Danish Ornithological Society (in Danish)
- Wikipedia (in Danish)The description above is from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0).
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