English: Two-barred Crossbill, White-winged Crossbill
Russian: Белокрылый клёст      
Mongolian: Тольт солбинхушуут
German: Bindenkreuzschnabel    
French: Bec-croise bifascie               
Japanese: ナキイスカ (Naki-isuka)

Body length:14 ½ -16 cm.

Probably breeds regularly only in Russia; in some years nests in Finland and Sweden. Prefers larch cones; often takes rowan berries in winter.

Identification: Plumages similar to those of other crossbills, but adult ♂ often brighter, raspberry-red, and scapulars and tail-coverts have darker centres. A bit smaller than Common Crossbill (though some overlap), and bill not quite as heavy. Best identified by voice and by broad white wing-bars and clear-cut broad white tips to tertials.

• Adult: Very broad white wing-bars and tertial tips make it unmistakable. Juvenile: Underparts greyish, boldly streaked; wing-bars and tertial tips considerably narrower than on adult. (Some Common Crossbill have pale/white wing-bars and tertial tips, but usually one or both wing-bars are incomplete, and tertials generally have just narrow pale fringes at tip, not broad, clear-cut and white tips.)
  
• 1st year: Some are identifiable by retained juvenile wing-coverts and tertials with little white.