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  1. Dickcissel

    Dickcissel

    Their name is onomatopoeia for their song, "dick-dick-SISSel." The black triangle on its upper chest makes this one a male. Erratic and unpredictable, flocks of these unique birds were migrating through the island from wintering grounds in Northern South America where they are sometimes...
  2. Dickcissel

    Dickcissel

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) just finished bath and is now looking for a hair dryer.
  3. Dickcissel, Female

    Dickcissel, Female

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) female.
  4. Dickcissel, Male

    Dickcissel, Male

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) male.
  5. Dickcissel, Male Landing

    Dickcissel, Male Landing

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) male landing.
  6. Dickcissel, Female

    Dickcissel, Female

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) female.
  7. Dickcissel, Male

    Dickcissel, Male

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) male singing.
  8. Dickcissel

    Dickcissel

    Erratic and unpredictable they are a scarce vagrant to California. This one is presumably off course on its planned trip to Northern South America where they winter. The dark triangle on its chest makes this one a male. Their name is onomatopoeia for their song. Currently classified with the...
  9. Dickcissel

    Dickcissel

    Their name is onomatopoeia for their song, "dick-dick-SISSel." The black triangle on its chest makes this one a male. Erratic and unpredictable, flocks of these unique birds were migrating through the island from wintering grounds in Northern South America where they are sometimes persecuted as...
  10. Dickcissel singing

    Dickcissel singing

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) singing.
  11. Dickcissels

    Dickcissels

    Earlier this year in Trinidad we had thousands of migrant Dickcissels, seemingly larger numbers than previous years and this is a small congregation on a bamboo patch.
  12. Dicksissel (male)

    Dicksissel (male)

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana)
  13. Dickcissel, east of Belton.jpg

    Dickcissel, east of Belton.jpg

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana)
  14. Dickcissel (male).jpg

    Dickcissel (male).jpg

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) male.
  15. Dickcissel (female)

    Dickcissel (female)

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) Female
  16. Dickcissel (male)

    Dickcissel (male)

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) Male.
  17. Dickcissel

    Dickcissel

    Dickcissel at Cornhusker State Wildlife Management Area, Grand Island, NE.
  18. Dickcissel

    Dickcissel

    Dickcissel at my feeder; hear more of these than see!
  19. Texas Wheatear (SF)

    Texas Wheatear (SF)

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) Three large flocks of Dickcissels of around 300 birds each were feeding on the wheat. Gently rolling hills at the interface of the Blackland Prairie and Lampasas Cut Plain vegetational areas at 160 m (525 ft) elevation. Converted to cropland (wheat field) in...
  20. Dickcissel

    Dickcissel

    My lifer Dickcissel (#520), one of several seen that day at Reservoir Ridge Natural Area while visiting Fort Collins, Colorado with some coworkers (who went on a brewery tour while I was birding). The species is not normally found this far west, but luckily in 2017 they were.
  21. Dickcissel (male)

    Dickcissel (male)

  22. Dickcissel

    Dickcissel

    Ulster county new york,in my travels to see the henslow sparrow I also saw a dickcissel,life shots for both.
  23. Dickcissel (male)

    Dickcissel (male)

    Dickcissel (Spiza americana) Male, species sexually dimorphic. Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge, near Lawton, Comanche County, Oklahoma, USA. Mixed grass prairie with granitic uplifts and outcrops. Elevation ranges from ca. 462 m 1(,400 ft) in the prairies to 756 m (2,479 ft) at the...
  24. Dickcissel

    Dickcissel

    A small thick billed insect catcher.Has a black bib so probably male Prominent yellow breast
  25. Dickcissel

    Dickcissel

    Pretty bird and they love to sing.
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