Difference between revisions of "Cardinals and Grosbeaks"

Revision as of 18:19, 15 February 2022

Birds of Prey
Eagles • Falcons • Hawks • Osprey • Owls

Waterfowl
Ducks • Geese • Swans • Cormorants • Loons • Grebes

Near Shore Birds
Bitterns • Cranes • Egrets • Herons • Plovers • Rails • Kingfisher • Phalaropes • Sandpipers

Galliforms
Grouse • Pheasants • Turkeys

Other Birds
Blackbirds • Cardinals • Chickadees • Creepers • Cuckoos • Doves • Finches • Grosbeaks • Gulls • Hummingbirds • Kinglets • Larks • Night Jars • Nuthatches • Orioles • Pigeons • Pipits • Shrike • Sparrows • Starlings • Swifts • Swallows • Terns • Tanagers • Thrashers • Thrushes • Titmice • Towhees • Tyrant Flycatchers • Warblers • Waxwings • Woodpeckers • Wrens • Vireo • Vultures

(Cardinalis cardinalis) COMMON: Year round Resident. Found nearly everywhere in Western New York. Feeder Bird.

Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) ♀(l.)/♂(r.) - © David Malak

Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis) ♂ - © David Malak

(Passerina cyanea)

Indigo Bunting (Passerina cyanea) ♂ - © David Malak

Note: For the bird known as a Snow Bunting (Plectrophenax nivalis), see Buntings.

(Pheucticus ludovicianus)

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 === Northern Cardinal ===
 (''Cardinalis cardinalis'')
+<B>COMMON:</B> Year round Resident. Found nearly everywhere in Western New York. Feeder Bird.<br>