Puerto Rican Bullfinch

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The Puerto Rican Bullfinch is a small, dark bird endemic to Puerto Rico, recognized by its glossy black plumage with striking reddish-orange undertail coverts and a patch on the throat. It is a common and distinctive resident of the island's forests and gardens.

Where to spot

Endemic to Puerto Rico, inhabiting forests, woodlands, coffee plantations, and even suburban gardens across the island.

How to spot

Look for its all-black appearance with subtle orange-red markings. Listen for its varied, often rich and complex song, or sharp 'chip' calls. They are often found foraging in the understory.

When to spot

Can be observed throughout the year. Most active during the early morning and late afternoon when foraging.

Where to spot

Endemic to Puerto Rico, inhabiting forests, woodlands, coffee plantations, and even suburban gardens across the island.

How to spot

Look for its all-black appearance with subtle orange-red markings. Listen for its varied, often rich and complex song, or sharp 'chip' calls. They are often found foraging in the understory.

When to spot

Can be observed throughout the year. Most active during the early morning and late afternoon when foraging.

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This species is one of the few birds that regularly nests in cavities, utilizing natural tree hollows or abandoned woodpecker holes for its breeding site.

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