seen from Sweden
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seen from United Kingdom
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Was off for a week, here comes the next part!
And it's so many different ones, we've got: Hooded Pitohui, Manchurian Pipevine (plant), Pipevine Swallowtai (butterfly), Red Warbler, Blue-Capped Ifrit, and a Rufous Shrikethrush! 🪶🪶🪶
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Ok so, for reasons I was looking up kinds of poisonous birds, I heard that there are types that are toxic so I was looking those up. And some of them are so funny, like look at this one
Absolute creature
And this one
Rainbow pigeon!
And the cutest one is this!
So tiny! So cute! It's giving me cuteness agression
BOTD: Red Warbler
Photo: Brennan Moore
"Unmistakable, active, bright-red little bird endemic to highlands in Mexico. Favors humid conifer forest, pine-oak forest, and adjacent brushy areas; fairly common. Usually in pairs, foraging at all levels, often moving with mixed-species feeding flocks. Cheek patch is white in central and southern Mexico and silvery gray in northwest Mexico."
- eBird
Warbler Showdown; Bracket 7, Poll 4
Red vs Pink-headed
Red Warbler
Pink-headed Warbler
Red Warbler (Cardellina rubra)
IUCN Rating: Least Concern
Range: resident (elevational migrant); endemic to Mexican highlands, with three disjunct populations- one spanning the majority of Durango and into some adjacent states, one cutting from Jalisco to Veracruz, and another in Guerrero and Oaxaca.
Habitat: pine-oak, pine, and fir forests, though in nonbreeding season it can be found in oak-dominated forests as well.
Subspecies: 3
Pink-headed Warbler (Cardellina versicolor)
IUCN Rating: Least Concern
Range: resident (non-migratory); found in a small section of Chiapas in Mexico and the Guatemalan highlands
Habitat: pine-oak and montane evergreen forests, with a preference for the edges and secondary vegetation.
Subspecies: none
Image Sources: Red (Dubi Shapiro) Pink (Ana Paula Oxom)
Red Warbler (Cardellina rubra)
© mattgrube
Red Warbler
Photo via Twitter
Red Warbler (Cardellina rubra)
© Ryan Shaw
the red warbler is a colorful small bird found in the highlands of mexico. there are several subspecies, mainly differentiated by the color of their cheek patches. these birds are insectivorous, and often feed by jabbing their beaks into cracks in tree bark to remove bugs. females incubate the eggs alone, but both parents assist in feeding and raising the young. x
