How do the underparts of a female Eurasian Bullfinch typically compare to the male's vivid coloration?
Answer
Duller, more buffy-brown or pale-brown
Females share the same general pattern as males but feature duller, more buffy-brown or pale-brown underparts instead of the male's vivid rose coloration.
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