Birds of Pennsylvania Field Guide by Stan Tekiela
Author:Stan Tekiela
Language: eng
Format: epub
ISBN: 9781647550899
Publisher: Adventure Publications
Published: 2021-03-15T00:00:00+00:00
YEAR-ROUND
Size:
12" (30 cm)
Male:
Smooth and fawn-colored. Gray patch on the head. Iridescent pink and greenish blue on the neck. Black spot behind and below the eyes. Black spots on the wings and tail. Pointed, wedged tail; white edges seen in flight.
Female:
similar to male, but lacks the pink-and-green iridescent neck feathers
Juvenile:
spotted and streaked plumage
Nest:
platform; female and male build; 2 broods per year
Eggs:
2; white without markings
Incubation:
13â14 days; male incubates during the day, female incubates at night
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