Eric Gofreed
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I'll kick off today's Winged Wednesday with some grosbeak photos. In the United States, Grosbeaks are a group of seed eating bird with large bills. The black-headed and rose-breasted grosbeaks are related genetically the other American grosbeaks are not. The black-headed nest in the western United States and Southern Western Canada. They nest in my area and visit my feeder in the spring.
Evening grosbeaks; the male is on the right. (Sedona, Arizona)
First year male Blue grosbeak (Hereford County, Arizona)
Male Blue grosbeak, (Sedona, Arizona)
Male Rose-breasted grosbeak: (Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, Ohio)
male Black-headed grosbeak (my yard, Village of Oak Creek, Arizona)
Pine grosbeaks: male on the left (Rock Mountain National Park, Colorado)
Evening grosbeaks; the male is on the right. (Sedona, Arizona)
First year male Blue grosbeak (Hereford County, Arizona)
Male Blue grosbeak, (Sedona, Arizona)
Male Rose-breasted grosbeak: (Magee Marsh Wildlife Area, Ohio)
male Black-headed grosbeak (my yard, Village of Oak Creek, Arizona)
Pine grosbeaks: male on the left (Rock Mountain National Park, Colorado)
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