Flicks of yellow feathers in trees or beside streams in Maine’s woods and mountains are a fascinating sight for any bird lover. If you’ve spotted a bird that you don’t recognize in your home state or while visiting Maine, we’ve put together an identification list to help you give that mysterious bird a name. Maine …
Whether you’re out in the Iowa woods, going for a walk in a park, or catching sight of a yellow bird from your window, it’s easy to confuse different kinds of yellow birds that appear in this midwestern state. This guide to yellow birds commonly seen in Iowa is a great way to give a …
From wide plains and forested hills to pristine waterways and rugged peaks, Idaho offers plenty of opportunities to spot interesting yellow avian wildlife. The variety of habitats is reflected in the number of yellow birds that breed, nest, and migrate through this beautiful state. Learn how to identify the next unknown yellow bird by using …
During the spring through autumn months, you can catch sight of a variety of birds with yellow feathers in Georgia. Many tiny yellow songbirds are hard to tell apart. That’s why we’ve compiled a helpful guide that covers some of the most popular yellow birds to help you identify an unusual bird in the state. …
It’s no surprise that the Golden State is home to a fascinating variety of black and yellow songbirds and birds of prey. If you’ve noticed an interesting black and yellow bird that you just can’t name, guess no more with our extensive identification list that will help you label a mysterious black and yellow bird …
Millions of acres of woods and riparian forests exist across Oklahoma. It’s possible to see different bird species that flock to the area for the breeding season or exist there throughout the year. Whether you’re an avid birdwatcher or just like to know what you saw, an identification guide is a good way to hone …
The Iowa landscape is full of waterways, flatlands, and gentle, rolling, forested plains that have many bird species. You might recognize some of these birds from backyard feeders, walks in the park, or visits to ponds or woods nearby. Birds that you’re likely to spot in Iowa include several kinds of woodpeckers, Nuthatches, Grosbeaks, Warblers, …
Birds with contrasting feather patterns are a popular sight in Wisconsin, from forests and streams to roadside thickets, and even suburban backyards. Many of the usual bird species spotted in Wisconsin include Black-Capped Chickadees, Blackpoll Warblers, White-Breasted Nuthatches, Loons, Downy, Pileated, or Hairy Woodpeckers, and unusual or threatened birds like the Snow Bunting or Western …
Illinois is home to many delightful black and white bird species. If you’ve spotted a unique black and white bird in the state, this guide will help you identify a bird easier next time. Some of the most noticeable black and white birds that frequent woods, waterways, roadsides, parks, and backyards in Illinois include Juncos, …
Over a dozen interesting birds found in North Carolina sport a variety of bright or dull yellow feathers marked with dramatic black plumage. If you’ve spotted a flash of color in the woods or your backyard, this guide will help you identify the most common types of yellow and black birds that you’re likely to …
