Bird Species – Page 10

Pied-billed Grebe

Look For Our most widespread and common small grebe, the pied-billed is usually seen alone (not in flocks) swimming on […]

Look For Looking like a miniature meadowlark with its black V on a yellow breast, the breeding-plumaged male dickcissel has

Look For Male bobolinks go through a dramatic plumage change from spring to fall. In summer, the male is a

Look For Lincoln’s sparrow is often considered one of the more elusive North American birds because of its usually solitary

Look For The Wilson’s warbler is a small wood warbler at about 10-12 cm in length. Adult males have yellowish,

Look For With its distinctive gray “light bulb head” and shorter, broader wings, the black vulture can easily be distinguished

Look For The yellow-bellied sapsucker is a medium-sized woodpecker (8 ½ inches in length) with extensive black-and-white barring over much

Look For Only 5 inches long, the adult palm warbler in spring has an olive back, yellow or yellow-white underparts

Look For Wilson’s phalarope, a member of the sandpiper family, is the largest of the three phalarope species. Distinguishing characteristics

Look For Northern harriers appear large in the field, due to their long, narrow wings (38- to 48-inch wingspan) and

Look For The common ground-dove is the smallest of our commonly encountered dove species with a length of only 6

Look For This tiny nuthatch has a brown cap and gray back with a white spot on the back of