Finches Collection

Darwin / Finch / Galapagos
Finches from the Galapagos Islands observed by Darwin

Chaffinch (Morris)
(Fringilla coelebs) Coelebs means bachelor, and refers to the birds habit of temporary separation from its mate

Gouldian Finches & Indigo Finch
From a series of postcards. 1937

Parrot Finch. Date: 1933

Diamond Finch. Date: 1933

Nonpareil (Pintailed) Grass Finch. Date: 1933

Yellow-Rumped Finch. Date: 1933

Ribbon or Cut-Throat Finch. Date: 1933

Australian Crimson Finch. Date: 1933

Zebra Finch. Date: 1933

Black-Headed Gouldian Finch. Date: 1933

Red-Headed Gouldian Finch. Date: 1933

Bullfinch with holly on a Christmas card. Date: circa 1890s

Common Rosefinch
Common ROSEFINCH (Carpodacus erythrinus). Nepal

Common Rosefinch - singing (Carpodacus erythrinus). Nepal

Kamakura - bird trainer - Japan - Bird trainer, whose finches put offerings at a little shrine and brought back your fortune. Date: 1952

Bullfinches
From a series of postcards. 1937

Roseate Finches
A pair of Roseate Finches. Pastel drawing by Raymond Sheppard

Hawfinch (Morris) 1851
(Cocothraustes vulgaris) A bird of shy and retiring habits... its presence may easily escape detection

Goldfinch / Morris
(Carduelis elegans)

Desert Finch and Lark
(Erythrospiza githaginea) depicted with some DESERT LARKS (alaemon desertorum)

Bullfinch (Anon)
(Pyrrhula europaea) Depicted among the flowers, which it shares with some butterflies

Bullfinch / Cig. Card / 1915
Bullfinich - latin name: Pyrrhula pyrrhula

Goldfinch / Cig. Card / 1915
A Goldfinch - latin name: Carduelis carduelis

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