There are many types of bullfinches found in the world, none are native to North America. The Cuban Bullfinch and the Greater Antillean
Bullfinch are both native birds to the West Indies Islands. These two dark plumages bird species are found in the forests of the tropical
islands, often seen feeding on fruit.
Bullfinches have been reported seen on the North American continent, and if so, they were probably escaped or birds brought in by strong
winds or storms.
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Cuban Bullfinch
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Greater Antillean Bullfinch
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Return Bullfinches back to Forest Birds
Return Bullfinches back to Birds of North America