Fringilla coelebs
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Two-tier white wing marking: a white shoulder patch above and a white bar below, visible perched and in flight
White outer tail feathers flash on either side when the bird flies
Male has a brick-pink face and breast, blue-grey crown and nape, chestnut back
Female dull olive-grey and unstreaked, but with the same wing markings as the male, which separates her from a sparrow
Olive-green rump contrasting with the chestnut back, seen as the bird flies away
Accelerating descending song ending in a flourish, plus a hard monosyllabic "pink" call
