Blue-headed Vireo
The picture of this Blue-headed Vireo Cherry Blossoms was photographed at the Green-wood Cemetery in Brooklyn during spring migration. This Blue-headed Vireo was photographed with the Canon 5D Mark IV with the Canon 100-400 II lens
To hear the song of the Blue-headed Vireo, click on the arrow below.
Blue-headed Vireo
The picture of this really pretty Blue-headed Vireo was photographed at the west end of Jones Beach in Nassau County, New York during fall migration.
To hear the song of the Blue-headed Vireo, click on the arrow below.
Blue-headed Vireo
The Blue-headed Vireo is a common and vocal bird of northeastern forests. The Blue-headed Vireo is the latest vireo to depart in autumn; migration more prolonged than in spring. Migrants use wide variety of wooded habitats, from shrubbery to treetops, either coniferous or deciduous.
To hear the song of the Blue-headed Vireo, click on the arrow below.
Blue-headed Vireo
The Blue–headed Vireo has similar plumage year round and does not drastically change its appearance during the breeding season. It can be characterized by its olive green upper body, two bold yellow wing bars down the edge of its wing, and a deep blue-grey crown from which it gets its name. The juvenile plumage of immature Blue-headed Vireos is not distinct but very similar to the adult plumage.