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Yellowbird (scientific name: Carduelis? Spinus) is a bird of the genus Goldfinch. The male's head and chin are black, and the wing spots and tail base are bright yellow; The female bird's head and chin are not black, with strong gray-green markings; The lower body is dark yellow with light black stripes; Male birds can show bright yellow wing spots, waist and tail base when flying. It is distributed from southern Europe to Egypt and east to Japan, Korean Peninsula and China. Living in mountains, hills and plains, autumn and winter are more common in plains or shelterbelts at the foot of mountains. It feeds on the fruits and seeds of many plants, as well as the fruits, seeds and buds of alder, birch, elm, pine and gymnosperms, as well as crops, weeds such as thistle, sunflower and absinthe and a small amount of insects.

Chinese name: yellowbird Latin?

Scientific name: Carduelis? Pinus.

Nicknames: yellow bird, goldfinch, reed yellow bird.

Two-name method: Echinococcus?

Field: Animal kingdom: Chordata?

Class: birds: passeriformes?

Family: Finch

Nomenclature of the genus goldfinch.

Time: 1758

Named after Linnaeus