7/5/02 Mono Lake County Park, Eastern Sierra, Mono County, CA
4/19/03 San Jacinto Wildlife Area, Riverside County, CA
4/9/15 Kyle Court, La Cresta, Murrieta, SW Riverside County, CA
5/22/10 Vernal Pool Trail, Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve,
Murrieta, SW Riverside County, CA
4/9/15 Kyle Court, La Cresta, Murrieta, SW Riverside County, CA
5/22/10 Vernal Pool Trail, Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve,
Murrieta, SW Riverside County, CA
LIFE LIST NOTES:
COMMON NAME: Red-Winged Blackbird
COMMON NAME: Red-Winged Blackbird
SPECIES: Agelaius phoeniceus
FAMILY: Icteridae (Blackbirds and allies)
FAMILY: Icteridae (Blackbirds and allies)
LIFE LIST DATE: 1/14/2001
LOCATION: Andree Clark Bird Refuge, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County, CA
From Kaufman Focus Guide-Birds of North America:
HABITAT/BEHAVIOR: Abundant and familiar, Red-wings nest in practically every marsh and weedy ditch in the temperate part of North America. Outside the nesting season, they wander in flocks through farmland, marshes, forest edge, walking on ground in open fields.
IDENTIFYING MARKS: 9"; Male's shoulder patches can be obvious (especially in song display) or mostly hidden by body feathers. Patches usually bordered yellow, but in central California ("Bicolored redwing"), these can be all red. Females and young very different, streaky brown with buff eyebrow.
IDENTIFYING MARKS: 9"; Male's shoulder patches can be obvious (especially in song display) or mostly hidden by body feathers. Patches usually bordered yellow, but in central California ("Bicolored redwing"), these can be all red. Females and young very different, streaky brown with buff eyebrow.
VOICE: Nasal gurgling ending in rough trill aawnk-ah-rrreeeeeeeee. Call note a dry chack.
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