Eurasian bullfinches inhabit land, high mountain areas and tundra, as well as ground forests; the species’ elevation range extends up to 2 kilometers above sea level. They are found in temperate mixed forests with warm summers and many oak, birch, and maple trees, flooded meadows where water frequently covers the ground and there is abundant grass, and taiga characterized by cold winters and numerous coniferous trees such as spruce and pine. The climate varies, including very cold winters and very hot summers, consistently high humidity with almost constant rainfall, a cool summer with plentiful rain and snow in winter, snowy winters with cold temperatures, and warm summers accompanied by much rain.