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Title: Identification Post by: Nic1Pic on 31-Jul-12, 10:28:52 AM Is someone could identify this bird at feeder in Rawdon, Québec.
Thanks for the answers. Nicole Title: Re: Identification Post by: Bobbie Ireland on 31-Jul-12, 11:27:43 AM Is someone could identify this bird at feeder in Rawdon, Québec. Thanks for the answers. Nicole I am thinking a Sparrow species, but which one... I do not know. Title: Re: Identification Post by: Bobbie Ireland on 31-Jul-12, 11:33:53 AM Check this link, Nicole - female Purple Finch looks good...
http://www.surfbirds.com/namericanbirds/sparrows-finches.html (http://www.surfbirds.com/namericanbirds/sparrows-finches.html) Title: Re: Identification Post by: Nic1Pic on 31-Jul-12, 12:41:29 PM I finally have the answer by Ornitho-Qc and it is a rose-breasted grosbeak female.
Thanks for your research. Many, many heads are better than one.......... Nicole Title: Re: Identification Post by: Bobbie Ireland on 31-Jul-12, 12:45:14 PM I finally have the answer by Ornitho-Qc and it is a rose-breasted grosbeak female. Thanks for your research. Many, many heads are better than one.......... Nicole Oh well - Close!!! Yay you got it!! Title: Re: Identification Post by: Kris G. on 31-Jul-12, 01:16:25 PM This year we have 3 pairs of Red-breasted Grosbeaks at our feeders. They show up here every year in early May-male first then usually a week later the female shows up-and leave around the first part of August.
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