#REDIRECT [[Green Warbler-Finch]]
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Upperside most often olive green with more buffy underside, but on some islands much more plain sandy-colour
[[Grey Warbler-Finch]] male never develops a throat patch; it is on average duller and greyer bu
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'''Alternative names: Yellow-green Sparrow; Yellow-green Sparrow-Finch'''
17.2 - 18.5 cm (6¾-7¼ in). A medium-sized, dark and slender finch with a long tail.
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#REDIRECT [[Green-striped Brushfinch]]
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#REDIRECT [[Yellow-green Finch]]
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#REDIRECT [[Yellow-green Finch]]
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#REDIRECT [[Yellow-green Bush Tanager]]
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#REDIRECT [[Green-striped Brushfinch]]
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#redirect [[Green-faced Parrotfinch]]
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...of two species previously considered conspecific under the name '''Warbler-Finch''' (''Certhidea olivacea''):
*'''[[Green Warbler-Finch]]''' - ''Certhidea olivacea''
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#REDIRECT [[Yellow-green Finch]]
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#REDIRECT [[Yellow-green Finch]]
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#REDIRECT [[Green Warbler-Finch]]
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#REDIRECT [[Green Warbler-Finch]]
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#REDIRECT [[Yellow-green Finch]]
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#REDIRECT [[Yellow-green Finch]]
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...w head and breast, fading to a greener yellow towards the tail, with olive green above. Females were a drab greenish with yellowish highlights.
...North Kona between Hualalai and Mauna Loa, living alongside [[Greater Koa-Finch]]es.
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'''Alternative names: Yellow-green Sparrow; Yellow-green Sparrow-Finch'''
17.2 - 18.5 cm (6¾-7¼ in). A medium-sized, dark and slender finch with a long tail.
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'''Alternative name: Rufous-naped Brush-Finch'''
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'''Alternative names: Sooty-faced Brush-Finch; Barranca Finch; Barranca Brush-Finch'''
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'''Alternative name: Olive Brush-finch'''
*Olive green (the male being more strongly coloured around the head)
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...ting on some of the drier areas in which it lives, while richer yellow and green colors dominate on some of the larger islands where it lives in humid envir
...at patch that can be very obvious, and which is never seen in Gray Warbler Finch. These two species do not overlap in range.
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...does not overlap in distribution with the similar [[Chestnut-capped Brush-Finch]].
Green-striped Brush Finch has in the past been placed in genus ''[[: Category:Atlapetes|Atlapetes]]''
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...m bird, with oversized head and large grey beak. Adult plumage drab olive green overall.
...same region from which the [[Greater Koa-Finch|Greater]] and [[Lesser Koa-Finch]]es were known.
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Upperside most often olive green with more buffy underside, but on some islands much more plain sandy-colour
[[Grey Warbler-Finch]] male never develops a throat patch; it is on average duller and greyer bu
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'''Alternative name: Canary-winged Finch'''
'''(Black-throated Finch which has been used for this species is preoccupied by ''[[Poephila cincta]
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'''Alternative names: Grosbeak Bunting; Big-billed Finch; Big-billed Bunting'''
20-22 cm. A large finch with a heavy and deep-based bill.
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...hes, not unlike a [[European Greenfinch]], in that the males are generally green.<br />
[[Corsican Finch]] is sometimes considered to be a subspecies of this species. This view is
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...s, and green-brown above with orange highlights. Females were dull yellow-green above, and paler below.
[[Hawaii]]. The greater koa finch was last seen in 1896. Extensive ranching and logging in Kona combined with
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