Learn where you can see a green jay, plus what the birds look like, what they eat, and more about their calls and nesting ...

The bird species’ beaks are narrow and black. Some green bee-eaters ... The rest of their bodies are mostly green-colored ...

In good light, black on wings and tail shine with iridescent green ... birds in the south average smaller and tend to show bare dark grayish skin below eye (similar in shape to the yellow skin ...

Black in plumage not as crisp, with some greenish edging to back. First-fall male: Generally yellow-­­green, yellower below with a yellow upper wing bar, and white lower bar. Bill noticeably pale.

The males are stunning in their pristine spring plumage, a mix of black, grey, white and yellow, and are easily identified by ...

He’s published numerous papers on the bird. This year, his population survey was spread over 15 sites throughout Sacramento County. He counted 850 yellow ... of the black-billed magpie, which ...

The yellow-billed cuckoo is sometimes called the "rain crow" because its song is often heard just before thunderstorms or summer showers. But this rare bird raises its voice less and less often in ...

Bees' bold yellow and black stripes help to protect them from predators. Birds, for example ... There are hundreds of varieties, but the ones we are most familiar with turn from green to yellow as ...

Males have bright yellow feathers covering most of their bodies, with a reddish-brown “cap” atop their heads during the breeding season. They are territorial birds that defend their turf from ...