The Chaffinch is an abundant British breeding resident with around 6 million pairs, it occurs in nearly all habitat types throughout the country and can easily be enticed into the garden by presenting suitable food on the bird table or ground, Chaffinches feed on seed so a good seed mix will bring them in.
Female Chaffinches lack all the colours of the male and look like a washed out brown version, however the wing and tail markings are similar to the males.
Chaffinches tend to feed on the ground and bird tables but will occasionally take food from feeders, they occur in all habitat types throughout the UK, woodlands, parks, gardens, farmland, hedgerows towns and cities. In the garden Chaffinches love seed mixes.
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