Yellow-rumped Warbler
Photos taken in the past month: 2,399
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These cute little birds are known for their distinctive yellow rump and are a common sight in North American woodlands. They love to forage for berries and will gladly descend to the ground for insects.
Pied Wagtail
Photos taken in the past month: 93
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With its black-and-white plumage and constant tail-wagging, this bird is hard to miss. It can often be found near water sources, where it feeds on insects and fish fry. Did you know that the pied wagtail had some interesting nicknames in the past? They were referred to as "Polly dishwasher" and "Peggy dishwasher" due to their presence around village pumps where women used to do laundry. Additionally, the bird's distinctive call of "chis-wick!" which is frequently heard during flight, has earned it yet another nickname coined by Bill Oddie: "the Chiswick flyover".
Black-billed Thrush
Photos taken in the last month: 10
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This ground-dwelling bird is native to the forests of South America. They are known for their beautiful and melodious songs, which can be heard ringing through the forest.
Australian Ringneck
Photos taken in the last month: 90
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This colorful parrot is a favorite among bird enthusiasts. It has a bright green body, yellow belly, and a distinctive yellow neck ring. Did you know that Australian ringnecks are intelligent birds that can even learn to mimic human speech?
Verdin
Photos taken in the past month: 17
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This tiny bird can be found in the southwestern United States and Mexico, where it feeds on insects and desert plants. Despite its small size, the verdin is a tough cookie, able to withstand high temperatures and arid conditions.
Diuca Finch
Photos taken in the past month: 4
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The diuca finch is a small, plump bird that is known for its adorable appearance and cheerful chirping. They were commonly found in the grassy plains and scrublands of South America. These social birds are known for their melodic and cheerful songs, and are often seen in flocks.