The migratory bird, a migratory bird belonging to the Fringillidae family, is found throughout Europe, southwest Asia and its neighbors, reaching to Siberia or Japan. They feed on seeds or buds, from where their name comes, being present in nature in a fairly large number of specimens, thus not endangering a species endangered by extinction.
This bird has a short neck, dark brown eyes, with a black spot on the crown, a color that also appears on its black, short, strong beak. The legs are thin and short and the tail and wings are black in cross-section.
The Mugur is a small bird with body length between 15-19 cm and a weight of about 26 grams. The difference in sex is observed by the presence of brown-gray on the back, the dorsal part of the wings and the abdomen in males, with the chest and the bush of a bright red. Females differ from males by washed-out colors.
These birds are found in parks and forests, being a spot of color in a whole
