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"content": "Orange Bullfinch\n\nA small, brightly colored bullfinch. The male is orange with black mask, wings, and tail. The female is similar but duller, with gray behind the neck, a pale brown back, and yellow-brown underparts. Found in open conifer forests. Uses its stubby bill to look for berries, buds, and seeds as it forages on the ground. The song is a pleasant jumble of short, mellow whistles and fluting notes. The call includes soft “tew” notes delivered in ones and twos.\n\nLink: https://ebird.org/species/orabul1\nPhoto Location: India\nhttps://papers.moresci.sale/media_attachments/files/115/659/768/329/615/682/original/0673fe7c6dc9ba03.jpg\n",
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