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A common small songbird native to western North America that has been widely introduced to the eastern half of the continent, known for its adaptability to urban environments and the bright rosy-red plumage on the head and breast of the adult male.

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"A male songbird perched on the backyard feeder, cracking open black oil sunflower seeds with its stout bill."

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passerine

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