- The red-winged
blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus) is a p****erine bird of the
family Icteridae found in most of
North America and much of
Central America...
- p. 218-226.
Holcomb LC. (1971). Nest
Building and Egg
Laying by
Redwinged Blackbirds in
Response to
Artificial Mani****tions. Auk. vol 88, no 1. p. 30–34...
- It is not
closely related to the red-winged
blackbird, a
North American species sometimes nicknamed "
redwing",
which is an icterid, not a thrush. The binomial...
- Look up
redwing in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
redwing (****us iliacus) is a type of bird in the
thrush family. Red Wing(s) or
Redwing(s) may...
- birds, and they have also
proved effective at
dispersing the base's
redwing blackbird roost.
Fireworks can also be used as bird scarers, and some jurisdictions...
- are
found sp****ly in the
meadow areas of
Sanders County along with
Redwing Blackbird and
Mountain Bluebirds. The
westslope cutthroat trout (Onchorynchus...
- black-necked stilts, killdeer, yellow-headed
blackbirds,
ruddy ducks,
cinnamon teal, pied-billed grebes,
redwing blackbirds, plover, and
purple gallinules. A 1916...
- gr****,
exotic shrubs, and
other woody vegetation.
Redwing Marsh –
habitat for
redwinged blackbirds and waterfowl.
Southeast Marsh –
large wetland. Teal...
-
until the 17th century, was also used (as "black ouzel") for the
common blackbird; it is
cognate with the
German name
Amsel for the same species. Some New...
- out the
windows of his
small grayshingled shop. Hawks, gulls, and
redwinged blackbirds haunt the
marsh on one side of the road,
birds of the
pines and sc...
