The term 'Variety of Finch' refers to four different species of finch, all of which are small passerine birds. The Towhee (6 letters) is a large sparrow found in North and Central America. The CANARY (6 letters) is a small, brightly colored bird native to the Macaronesian Islands. The LINNET (6 letters) is a small finch found in Europe, Asia, and North Africa. Finally, the Redpoll (7 letters) is a small finch found in northern Europe and northern Asia. All four of these species are part of the same family of birds, the Fringillidae, and are known for their variety of colors and sizes.