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Common Linnet Carduelis Cannabina

It is a bird from the finch family of the songbirds family. It lives all over Europe, in North America, and in parts of Asia up to East Turkestan. It likes fields cultivated with fields and shrubs. It lives in herds. It is a bird with gray and brown feathers up to 13 cm in length. Adults feed on small grains, and juveniles feed on caterpillars and insects. Its song is harmonious. The common linnet breeds in Europe, the western Palearctic, and northern Africa. It is partially resident, but many eastern and northern birds migrate further south in the breeding area or move to the coasts. Sometimes they are found several hundred miles offshore. Males have a gray head, white throat, and reddish-brown plumage on the back. The crown and breast are pinkish-red during the breeding season. Females are brown in color, and slightly paler than males. The ventral side of its body is white and there are dark yellow spots on its chest. Wings and tail margins are white. The Latin name indicates this bird's love for cannabis. The common linnet can survive up to 8 years in the wild (2 years is an average lifespan).