Pyrrhula pyrrhula is a common bird species found across Europe, Asia, and North Africa, also known as the Eurasian bullfinch. This bird is known for its plump body and short, stubby beak. It has a distinctive coloration, with a bright red breast and cheeks, a grey crown, and black and white wing feathers. There are several synonyms used to refer to this bird, including the bullfinch, common bullfinch, or simply the bull. Additionally, in some regions, it is called the red woodpecker, although it is not closely related to woodpeckers. The Pyrrhula pyrrhula is a popular species among bird watchers and is also occasionally kept as a pet.