The pine grosbeak is the largest of our local finches. Their chunky body is a bit smaller than a robin. The body of the male is saturated with red, while the female sports a gray body with some ...

The pine grosbeak is a common bird in Canada's boreal forests and the western mountains. This oversized finch adds color to the landscape. ... Showy pink-red feathers on the male’s head, ...

The pine grosbeak has a strongly curved black bill. The female has a yellow head and rump and gray back and under sides. The male has a pinkish-red head, breast, back and rump.

When the bears finally go to sleep for the winter, birdfeeders in Island Park come out with a vengeance. At our house, we smear a suet blend on a tree ...

A female Evening grosbeak is seen grouped with a male Pine grosbeak (red) at a feeder in Onanole. The birds showed up on Dec. 17 and during the Christmas Bird Count and were tallied by Ken ...

There are a lot of different aspects of birding that make the activity rewarding. These include getting a great look at some species, getting a great photo, finding a rare bird, seeing a “lifer ...

There are a lot of different aspects of birding that make the activity rewarding. These include getting a great look at some species, getting a great photo, finding a rare ...

There are a lot of different aspects of birding that make the activity rewarding. These include getting a great look at some species, getting a great photo, finding a rare bird, seeing a “lifer ...

IS it not of rare occurrence that a pine grosbeak (Pyrrhula enucleator) has been seen here, not on one day, but on two? I was informed this morning that Mr. O. T. Perkins had seen this handsome ...

The Pine grosbeak is a plump finch that uses its thick, stubby beak to crush seeds and nip off tree buds. They are native to central Montana, but most typically migrate further south during the ...