Western Bluebill Gender:Male the upper part being darker

the upper part being darker brown/black than the lower part

but it also keeps them active and engaged physically

It improves the general condition

meaning that the Blacks and Grays are left to color the bird

- Hens and cocks

Western Bluebill Gender:Male the upper part being darkerA stout billed, boldly patterned finch of forest understory and overgrown areas near the forest edge, often found near water. Can occur alone or in mixed species flocks. Note the blue bill, the bright red underparts, and the black back. Males have black heads and bellies, whereas females have red faces and white spotted black bellies. Western Bluebill is the only bluebill or seed cracker in which the male has a black head. Calls include high pitched