Yellow Birds: Which Have You Spotted?
September 23, 2024
The brightest color nearby often catches everyone’s attention, and nothing beats a bold, cheery yellow. Birds can come in nearly any color imaginable, but yellow is by far the most
The brightest color nearby often catches everyone’s attention, and nothing beats a bold, cheery yellow. Birds can come in nearly any color imaginable, but yellow is by far the most
Flycatchers are some of the hardest birds to identify. With many of them looking remarkably similar, finding the differences between the species to tell them apart can be near impossible.
We could call this bird “stellar”, but that would be a bit too easy. Instead, let’s give this Jay the introduction it really deserves. Everybody meet the splendid Steller’s Jay,
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