Grand Cayman Bullfinch

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The Grand Cayman Bullfinch was a distinctive passerine bird, now unfortunately extinct, that was endemic to the island of Grand Cayman. Known for its robust build and dark plumage, it represented a unique lineage within the tanager family.

Where to spot

Historically found only on Grand Cayman, primarily in dense woodland and scrub habitats. As it is extinct, it cannot be observed in the wild.

How to spot

This species is extinct and cannot be observed in the wild. Records indicate it was a shy bird, often foraging on or near the ground.

When to spot

This species is extinct and cannot be observed.

Where to spot

Historically found only on Grand Cayman, primarily in dense woodland and scrub habitats. As it is extinct, it cannot be observed in the wild.

How to spot

This species is extinct and cannot be observed in the wild. Records indicate it was a shy bird, often foraging on or near the ground.

When to spot

This species is extinct and cannot be observed.

This species was driven to extinction primarily by habitat destruction and the introduction of non-native predators like rats and cats, serving as a stark reminder of conservation challenges.

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