PINE GROSSBEAK 



PINE BULLFINCH. 



PLATE XCIL FIGURE II. 



Loxia enutleator, 

 Pyrrhula enucleator, . 



LINNAEUS. 

 SELBY. JENYNS. 



THE Pine Grossbeak is a rare visitant, never nesting in 

 Great Britain. 



The nest is made of small birch sticks, and is lined with 

 ine stiff grass or lichen. It is usually placed on the branch 

 a fir or birch tree, only a few feet above the ground. 

 The eggs are three to four in number, deep greenish 

 alue in colour, spotted with brownish purple. 



