LHG_2898Crimson-collared Grosbeak-female  by rontu

LHG_2898Crimson-collared Grosbeak-female

I was elated this morning to find a new Life bird for me. The female Crimson-collared Grosbeak is continuing at Edinburg Wetlands in the Rio Grande Valley. They are endemic to northeast Mexico; almost all of the 20 or so sightings of these grosbeaks in southern Texas have been of females or immatures. Observed feeding on elbow bush leaves, the bird is olive, greenish/yellow body with a black head. This is the first bird I have ever seen eating leaves, she also eats yellow berries from one particular tree.
Great shot
January 13th, 2026  
Sharp, crisp detail… she is very interesting and her coloring helps her blend in with the foliage.
January 13th, 2026  
A beautiful capture…so exciting fot you to see this special beauty of a bird this morning. Very very beautiful & wonderful narrative….
January 13th, 2026  
Wow! What a sight!
January 14th, 2026  
Great shot of this cool-looking bird! Congrats on the lifer.
January 14th, 2026  
Awesome expression
January 14th, 2026  
Wonderful capture
January 14th, 2026  
Super find! Thanks for sharing your good luck and great photo.
January 14th, 2026  
A beauty too
January 14th, 2026  
oh wonderful capture
January 14th, 2026  
Great shot.
January 14th, 2026  
How exciting and great shot!
January 14th, 2026  
Fabulous capture of this new to me bird.
January 14th, 2026  
Lovely sharp shot
January 14th, 2026  
This is a new bird for me. eautifully captured.
January 15th, 2026  
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