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Male Eastern Cardinal
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
The Cardinal is one of the most common and distinctive species of the Eastern Deciduous Forest. The species occurs throughout the eastern half of the United States and extreme southeastern Canada. There is also a population in southern New Mexico and Arizona. The Cardinal has been spreading northward and becoming more abundant in the past few decades.
Identifying Features: The male is a bright red with a black mask around the bill and eye. The female is less bright and is a mixture of olive-brown and red. Both the male and female have a distinctive crest on the top of the head. |
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