Fringillids
Fringillids are a diverse family of small to medium-sized passerine birds belonging to the order Passeriformes. This family, commonly known as finches, is found worldwide except for Australia and the oceanic islands. Fringillids are characterized by their conical beaks, which are adapted for seed-eating. Their plumage varies greatly, with some species exhibiting bright, colorful patterns, while others are more subtly colored.
The diet of fringillids primarily consists of seeds, but many species also consume insects, especially during
Notable examples of fringillids include the common chaffinch, the European goldfinch, and various species of cardueline