Macho adulto (Cuban) © Kenneth Pinnow eBird S26906039 Macaulay Library ML 23525741
Fêmea (Bahamas Black-backed) © Paul Lewis
Macho adulto (Bahamas Black-backed) © Andrew Spencer
Macho adulto (Bahamas Black-backed) © David Hall
Macho adulto (Bahamas Green-backed) © Andrew Spencer
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Macho adulto (Bahamas Green-backed) © Erika Gates
Macho adulto (Cozumel I.) © Ian Davies
Macho adulto (Cuban) © David Marjamaa
Macho adulto (Cuban) © James Thompson
Fêmea (Cuban) © Etienne Artigau🦩
Macho adulto (Grand Cayman I.) © Alan Van Norman
Macho adulto (Grand Cayman I.) © Frantz Delcroix (Duzont)

Western spindalis Spindalis zena

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Identificação

FORNECIDA POR MERLIN

Uncommon in thickets, forest edge, and gardens, where found mainly at fruiting trees and bushes. Usually in pairs or small flocks, and often quite inconspicuous. Handsome male is unmistakable, with bold head pattern, golden-yellow and dark reddish body plumage, and bold white wing pattern. Female is notably drab, grayish olive overall with a small white mark on the wing, and a ghosting of the male wing pattern.

FORNECIDA POR MERLIN