Sicalis is a genus of birds commonly known as yellow finches. They are primarily found in South America, particularly in regions like Argentina, Brazil, and Uruguay. These birds are characterized by their bright yellow plumage and melodious songs, making them popular among birdwatchers. The Sicalis genus includes several species, such as the Sicalis flaveola, or the yellow canary. They typically inhabit grasslands, open fields, and agricultural areas, where they feed on seeds and insects. Their adaptability to various environments contributes to their widespread presence across different habitats.