- (lighter than the
closely related indigo bunting), its con****uous
white wingbars, and its
light rusty breast and
white belly. The
color pattern may suggest...
-
juveniles can have a yellowish-buff wash on
their underparts and buff-toned
wingbars, for a
short period prior to
their autumn migration. The
ground colour...
-
upperparts and
white underparts, a lemon-yellow rump, and
yellow double wingbars,
supercilia and
central crown stripe. It is
similar in
appearance to several...
- back, and the
wingbars are wide, and
white (or
slightly lemon-tinged)
compared with
narrow dingy whitish (or lemon- or olive-washed)
wingbars of the other...
- on
mantle contrasting cleanly with very
white underside,
broader white wingbar and tail tip.
Inland USA from SE
Wyoming and
Nebraska to west Kansas, Oklahoma...
-
kinglet has
greenish upper-parts,
whitish under-parts, and has two
white wingbars. It has a
plain face
contrasting black irises and a
bright head crest,...
- crossbill. The main
plumage distinction from the red
crossbill is the
white wingbars which give this
species its
English and
scientific names.
There are also...
- off-white to
yellowish below; the
wings are
plain greenish-brown with no
wingbars.
Juveniles are
yellower below than adults. It is very
similar to the chiffchaff...
-
brilliant white nape; the
white tips of the wing
coverts appear as two
wingbars. The
underparts are
whitish shading through buff to
rufous on the flanks...
-
kinglet is
greenish above and has
whitish underparts. It has two
white wingbars, a
black eye
stripe and a
white supercilium. The head crest,
orange in...
