Pyrrhuloxia - Cardinalis sinuatus
Length |
7.5-8.5 in (19.0-21.5 cm) |
Weight |
M: 1.1-1.6 oz (30.1-44.2 g), F: 0.9-1.5 oz (24.4-43.2 g) |
Clutch Size |
2-4 |
Chicks at birth |
Altricial |
IUCN Conservation Status |
Least Concern |
Continents: | NA |
The first time I saw a Pyrrhuloxia I thought it was a female
Northern Cardinal.
Though somewhat similar, Pyrrhuloxia have more brownish feathers
(both males and females) and the bill is yellow in adults.
They inhabit the North American southwest and Mexico.
They mainly eat seeds, fruits and insects.
Juvenile
04/21/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
04/21/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
|
04/21/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
04/21/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
|
Pyrrhuloxia nest
04/21/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
Pyrrhuloxia nest
04/21/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
|
04/21/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
04/21/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
|
04/21/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
04/21/2010 - Boyce Thompson Arboritum, AZ
|
|
Adult
Male
10/26/2009 - Bosque del Apache, New Mexico
Male
10/26/2009 - Bosque del Apache, New Mexico
|
Male
10/26/2009 - Bosque del Apache, New Mexico
Male
10/26/2009 - Bosque del Apache, New Mexico
|
|
Top of Page