Breeding male © Ryan Sanderson eBird S71080560 Macaulay Library ML 250241071
Female/nonbreeding male © Nicole Desnoyers
Breeding male © Marlene Cashen
Breeding male © Brad Imhoff
Female/nonbreeding male © Shawn Billerman
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Female/nonbreeding male © Juan D Astorga
Female/nonbreeding male © Jonathan Irons
Breeding male © Charlie Shields
Habitat © Sean McElaney

Seregélysármány Dolichonyx oryzivorus

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Identification

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Breeding male is distinctive with black body, white rump, and creamy nape. Females and nonbreeders are drastically different, yellow-brown with fine streaking on breast sides, and stripes on head. Smaller than Red-winged Blackbird with shorter bill. Spiky tail feathers. In the blackbird family, although often mistaken as a sparrow. Breeds in open fields. Listen for male's bubbly song. Often in flocks during fall migration; departs early for wintering grounds in South America.

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