- (Cardinalidae) of the
Americas contains the
following 17 "
grosbeaks":
Typical cardinal-
grosbeaks The six
species in the
genus Pheucticus,
ranging from the...
-
Palearctic grosbeaks Coccothraustes – 3
species Eophona – 2
oriental grosbeaks, the
Chinese and the ****anese
grosbeak Pinicola – pine
grosbeak Pyrrhula...
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evening grosbeak ranges in
length from 16 to 22 cm (6.3 to 8.7 in) and
spans 30 to 36 cm (12 to 14 in)
across the wings. In a
large sampling of
grosbeaks in...
-
grosbeaks and (tanager) allies". IOC
World Bird List
Version 10.2.
International Ornithologists' Union.
Retrieved 24
September 2020. "Blue
Grosbeak"...
- America, with
migration to
tropical America in winter. Rose-breasted
grosbeaks have an
average maximum lifespan of 7.3
years in the wild, and up to 24...
- the "cardinal-
grosbeaks" or
simply the "cardinals") is a
family of New World-endemic p****erine
birds that
consists of cardinals,
grosbeaks, and buntings...
- "tropical" or "New World" buntings, and "cardinal-
grosbeaks" or New
World grosbeaks. The
yellow grosbeak occurs on the
Pacific slope of
Mexico from central...
-
whistled pui pui pui or chii-vli. The song is a
short musical warble. Pine
grosbeaks breed in the
boreal forests of
northern Eurasia and
North America, and...
- The
grosbeak starling (Scissirostrum dubium), also
known as the
grosbeak myna, finch-billed myna, or scissor-billed starling, is a
species of starling...
- just
above the beak, is also a
lighter shade of blue.
Often blue-black
grosbeaks will not be seen
since they
prefer to stay
hidden among the vegetation...
