Some Pheuticus melanocephalus travel from central Mexico to the western U.S. to their migratory breeding grounds, including Sonoma County. Both males and females offer a whistley song that has been likened to that of a “drunk operatic Robin”.



Celebrating and Caring for the Land
2023-05-11
Some Pheuticus melanocephalus travel from central Mexico to the western U.S. to their migratory breeding grounds, including Sonoma County. Both males and females offer a whistley song that has been likened to that of a “drunk operatic Robin”.
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