As promised ...
Red Crossbill images from last week at Salisbury Beach State Park campground.
There are 7-9 "types" of Red Crossbill, which some consider to be separate species. Type 1-4 occur continent wide. Type 8 is found (rare) in Newfoundland. The remaining types are western. (Sibley) If anyone has any thoughts as to which type these photos represent, please offer your comment.
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Red Crossbill (male) |
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Red Crossbill (female) |
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Family Quarrel?? |
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Well, she seems to be ignoring him, whatever his complaint. |
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Red Crossbill (male) (l) & White-winged Crossbill (female) (r) |
Good Birding!!
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