Black-headed Grosbeaks are common in the American West, and are a familiar sight to many bird enthusiasts. Males are easy to identify with their black heads and cinnamon-colored eye stripe. Females … [Read more...]
The Blue Grosbeak is the Marlena Dietrich of the grosbeaks. Like Marlena, the Blue Grosbeak is both beautiful to look at and to hear. Males are a distinctive blue with chestnut-colored wing bars and a … [Read more...]
The Evening Grosbeak moves in large flocks and will throw a party at your backyard feeder. They only show up about once every year, which is a good thing for your supply of bird food. A flock of … [Read more...]
The Pine Grosbeak is the largest of the “winter finches”. It is also one of the rarer species. An infrequent winter visitor to North America, it lives in the sub-arctic and boreal forests in eastern … [Read more...]
Brightly colored in black, white and rose-pink, the male Rose-Breasted Grosbeak is easy to identify. The females differ greatly in appearance and closely resemble the females of the Black-headed … [Read more...]
