Keep an eye out for these winter visitors from Canada. White-winged crossbills are adapted to extract seeds from conifers and can eat up to 3,000 seeds a day!
Photo: White-winged crossbill courtesy of Eve Fraser-Corp/
#Birds #Wildlife
Saturday, November 21, 2015
White-winged Crossbill
From the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Midwest Region:
Keep an eye out for these winter visitors from Canada. White-winged crossbills are adapted to extract seeds from conifers and can eat up to 3,000 seeds a day!
Photo: White-winged crossbill courtesy of Eve Fraser-Corp/
#Birds #Wildlife
Keep an eye out for these winter visitors from Canada. White-winged crossbills are adapted to extract seeds from conifers and can eat up to 3,000 seeds a day!
Photo: White-winged crossbill courtesy of Eve Fraser-Corp/
#Birds #Wildlife
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