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The Red-winged Blackbird is by far one of the most well-known of North American birds. To many in the north and east, it is a classic harbinger of spring. When the Red-winged Blackbirds arrive at the local marsh, you know that the snow is about to disappear. Apart from its familiarity to birdwatchers, it is also a well studied bird in terms of its behavior, nesting and ecology. Red-winged Blackbirds are often polygynous, each male having more than one mate. This species was instrumental in the development of the “Polygyny Threshold Model” which seeks to explain when a female should choose to become involved in a polygynous mating relationship with a male. Red-winged Blackbirds have also been studied to understand the role of plumage in mate acquisition, through experiments where the bright red shoulders of males were painted black to see if this affected their ability to attract mates. More than any other single New World species, the Red-winged Blackbird has been an outstandingly important species in the science of Behavioral Ecology. Much remains to be understood about this bird, least of which is its taxonomy with rather different appearing populations in California and central Mexico that may be incipient species.

Red Bull - Porto 2009

These must be very hardy because they're blooming everywhere right now. I think I'm going to get some for our back yard - they seem indestructible which is what we require.

red tassel beaded necklace - red earth trading company

sheer chiffon blouse - american apparel

cutoff shorts - old abercrombie

kork ease wedges - urban outfitters

 

blogged! bloomingleopold.blogspot.com/2012/03/mint-and-red.html

For groups 365, FGR and Red Mania

24 de Junho de 2023 - Belo Horizonte - MG

 

FESTIVAL SENSACIONAL - PARQUE ECOLÓGICO DA PAMPULHA

 

Foto: Tamas Bodolay / Área de Serviço

Red Center - Uluru - Ayers Rock - Kata Tjuta - Australia

A Birthday gift for a dear friend Renee!

Happy Birthday and wishing you many more!

I heard a little voice, don't eat me!

So i didn,t make a photo of her and put her in a tree in the garden

A little later she was gone

A bird ???????

 

Greetings

Edwin

 

Red climbing rose on a wall

Red kite taken at RSPB Ken Dee Marshes on 29th May 2011. This bird was photographed from the official hide, and spent around two hours hunting Gull chicks on the small islands

国営昭和記念公園 / 東京都立川市緑町 Showa Kinen Park

In the Dundee Howff today.

Gigrin Farm, Wales

Explore #221 on Thursday, July 12, 2012.

Thanks everyone!

 

 

house finch. one of the ones that hangs around my birdfeeder.

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