Goldfinch is one of the most beautiful birds in the world

The Eurasian lichen [4] or the european giraffe, or just a prickly pear in public discourse, or veneer, [5] is a small bird of the rank of Gaoatham and the Shrushur tribe. The habitat of these birds extends from Western Europe to Central Siberia, from Northern Africa to Western and Central Asia. It has been introduced to many countries of the world, intentionally or accidentally, when brought for the purpose of trading cages, and from those countries: Australia, New Zealand and a number of Oceania islands and South American countries. Its main food consists of perennial plant seeds, wild thorns and some fruit trees. They see their flocks as they travel along the sides of the road from a spot of flora to another. [4] The WWF classifies them as not threatened by any form of extinction.

Eurasian lichens have bright feathers to look at. It has become extinct because of some local populations. This type has various nuances divided into two distinct groups. The western nouaiyas, such as the Cardinalis carduelis britannica of the British islands, have a black courtyard on the head, while the courtyard is gray in the eastern Norias, examples of Carduelis carduelis paropanisi from Central Asia. [4]

Eurasian sensibilities were seen as symbols of patience, endurance, fertility, and perseverance. Her passion for wild thorns made her a symbol of Christianity in some European countries, since these thorns made the crown placed on the head of Jesus Christ when he was a prisoner tortured by the Romans, according to the Christian belief, as was the patience of the sensitive to stand on the market thorns Reflects the patience of Christ over the pain of the crown. [6]