19/03/2022
6. Northern Cardinal🐦
⏺The northern cardinal is a small bird with red head and body and black face.
⏺The northern cardinal (scientific name: Cardinalis cardinalis) inhabits woodlands and gardens in North and South America.
⏺When you see pictures of this bird, it is easy to see why this bird is named “redbird.” The male cardinal has bright red plumage with a black ‘mask’ around its bill. Female cardinals are an olive-brown color. Cardinals used to be kept as pet birds but this practice has been outlawed.
🔎Bird identification:
🔹Cardinals have bright cone-shaped beaks and a distinctive red-colored crest on their heads.
🔹Both the males and females of this species are delightful songbirds.
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Picture courtesy: eBird