Citrils
Citrils are a group of small passerine birds belonging to the genus Spinus. They are typically found in Europe and Asia, with a few species extending into North Africa. Citrils are characterized by their relatively small size, slender build, and often brightly colored plumage, particularly in males.
The most well-known species is the European Citril, *Spinus citrinellus*, which is a common resident in parts
Other species within the genus include the Corsican Citril (*Spinus corsicanus*), which is closely related to
Citrils are primarily seed-eaters, feeding on a variety of seeds from grasses, weeds, and conifers. They are