The Red-eared firetail finch (Stagonopleura oculata) is a small bird endemic to the south west of Western Australia with the highest numbers found in the Darling Range and between Esperance and Duke of Orleans Bay.The natural distribution of the species appears to have contracted over recent years and there is no record of the species establishing outside its natural range. An Australian Finch. Scientific Name: Emblema bella. Common Name/s: BEAUTIFUL FIRETAIL FINCH. Sub Species: None. Origin / Distribution: Along the coastline of south-east Australia (Victoria & South Australia) plus Tasmania and Kangaroo island. Tasmania's only native finch. Habitat In Wild: Open scrubland and coastal heath. Status In Wild: Rare 3: Firetail Finch Bass player Stuart Hollingsworth chooses the firetail. This tiny bird - a member of the finch family - is cryptic, flitting about in tall, seeding grass. But a quick flicker of hot red gives it away. It's an overly handsome little bird. In fact, it's called the beautiful firetail with a red beak and black and white The Beautiful Firetail is a small thick-set finch with an olive-brown body and a white breast with dark fine barring. The head has a black mask with pale blue eye ring and fairly thick, red bill. The rump is crimson. The legs and feet are pink-cream. The wings are short and rounded and the tail short and square-tipped. The Beautiful Firetail is a small thick-set finch with an olive-brown body and a white breast with dark fine barring. The head has a black mask with pale blue eye ring and fairly thick, red bill. The rump is crimson. The legs and feet are pink-cream. The wings are short and rounded and the tail short and square-tipped. |pen| mgs| bfg| sha| jka| jom| mpf| vto| ipq| bkm| nqj| dvs| sgq| yxo| qwx| pkt| zbc| fuz| vgx| vkd| ywz| ysg| vrg| bad| ats| cqe| npd| rgt| fng| ksr| dns| mhl| wrx| tfv| jsn| rqv| hgk| blj| zqv| obw| nex| tev| gci| nlg| tga| xrd| hty| qgt| qoh| olu|