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| A female pin-tailed whydah -- Photo by J.J. Meyer |
Here's a photo of the female pin-tailed whydah. The streaked, brown plumage is similar to native sparrows, though the bird can be distinguished by its bright orange bill.
Happy Birding!
J.J.
Sunday, September 25, 2016
The female pin-tailed whydah looks very different from the male
Here's a photo of the female pin-tailed whydah. The streaked, brown plumage is similar to native sparrows, though the bird can be distinguished by its bright orange bill.
Happy Birding!
J.J.
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Jennifer,
ReplyDeleteWe have these birds, male and female in our Fullerton yard. The first appeared last year and we named him "rambo" since he was very aggressive with the other birds and squirrels. This year we had a small Pin Tail and now see females.