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Black-headed Grosbeak
With its vibrant orange body and distinctive black head, the Black-headed Grosbeak enriches western North American forests. This melody-filled bird fascinates with its unique diet, able to eat toxic Monarch butterflies, contributing to balancing ecosystems. Its song is as captivating as its striking plumage.
7-9 years
Lifespan
Least Concern
Conservation Status
Increasing
Population Trend
Distribution Range of the Black-headed Grosbeak
Pheucticus melanocephalus, commonly known as the Black-headed Grosbeak, is native to North America. Its geographical distribution includes the western United States, extending into parts of southern Canada and northern Mexico.
Black-headed Grosbeak's Habitat
Environmental Conditions
The Black-headed Grosbeak prefers habitats such as deciduous and mixed woodlands, especially those with a rich understory of shrubs. It is commonly found in riparian areas, forest edges, and areas with scattered trees.
Ecological Niche
This bird species occupies a niche as both a seed and insect eater, playing a role in seed dispersal and pest control. Its varied diet allows it to adapt to different environmental conditions, and it is often found in areas with abundant food resources.
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