The bird’s red head feathers turn to black along its front. If you have a good enough vantage point to see the bird with binoculars, you’ll pick out red eyes and a gently sloping black bill.

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Hari Krishnan) via Maui Invasive Species Committee Agriculture and wildlife officials are raising concerns after a ...

The presence of this nuthatch is typically announced by its nasal calls. The red-breasted nuthatch has the un­usual habit of smearing resin around the entrance hole to its nest, presumably to ...

VELLORE: “Look! A coppersmith barbet perched on a tree trunk!”, “There flutters a malkoha!”, “Here goes a babbler!” —  whispered voices broke the morning s ...

The robin is famous for its red breast and often features on Christmas ... You're most likely to spot this bird on the ground underneath bird feeders, picking up dropped seeds!