9" (23 cm). A small, stocky green parakeet with pointed tail and flash of yellow and white in wing.… read more
Budgerigar
Melopsittacus undulatus
7" (18 cm). Typical adult barred above with black and yellow; rump and underparts green (occasionally blue). Tail long, pointed, and green.… read more
11" (28 cm). Bright green above and pale gray below, with scalloping on throat; dark blue primaries; long and pointed tail.… read more
10 1/2-12 1/2" (27-32 cm). Jay-sized. A slender, long-tailed bird, brown above, white below, with large white spots on underside of tail, flash of rufous in wings. Bill slightly curved, with yellow lower mandible.… read more
12" (30 cm). Very similar to Yellow-billed Cuckoo; brown above, white below, but bill entirely black, wings brown, much less white at tips of tail feathers. Narrow red eye ring.… read more
12" (30 cm). Brown above, rich buff or tawny below, with black facial mask; curved bill. Tail long and graduated, with black-and-white spots at tip.… read more
14" (36 cm). Pigeon-sized. Black, with a very long tail half the length of the bird. Bill huge, with arched ridge and no grooves.… read more
12" (30 cm). Jay-sized. Black, with a very long tail half the length of the bird. Bill huge, with arched ridge and narrow grooves.… read more
11-12" (28-30 cm). Hooked yellow bill, long, square-cut tail. Male, dark emerald-green upperparts, head, upper breast; white breast band; crimson belly, undertail coverts. Black terminal tail band. Female, brown underparts, white cheek patch; light bands on breast.… read more
13" (33 cm). A pigeon-sized bird, blue-gray above, white below, with bushy crest, dagger-like bill. Male has blue-gray breast band; female similar, but also has chestnut belly band.… read more
13" (33 cm). Pigeon-sized. Similar to Belted Kingfisher but larger, and with more chestnut on belly. Bushy crest and large, dagger-shaped bill. Blue-gray above, chestnut below with white collar. Female similar, but has gray band across upper breast.… read more
8" (20 cm). Starling-sized. Dark glossy green above, white below; male has broad rufous breast band, female has green breast band. Both sexes have white collar.… read more
4" (10 cm). A nondescript, dull-colored bird with a tiny bill. Olive-gray above with pale buff wing bars; whitish below with dusky throat and breast.… read more
7 1/2" (19 cm). Deep olive-brown, with dark sides of breast, flanks separated by white patch down center of breast. White feather tufts protrude from lower back at base of tail; tail broad and prominently notched.… read more
7-7 3/4" (18-20 cm). Large-head with slight crest. Olive-brown above, slightly lighter below. Small light gray throat patch, yellow lower mandible, indistinct wing bars.… read more
6 1/2" (17 cm). Dull olive-gray above, slightly paler below, with 2 whitish wing bars. Empidonax flycatchers are smaller and usually have noticeable eye ring.… read more
6 1/2" (17 cm). Almost identical to Western Wood-Pewee, and best distinguished by voice. Empidonax flycatchers are smaller and usually have noticeable eye ring.… read more
5-6" (13-15 cm). Dull gray-green above, whitish below, with 2 dull white wing bars and narrow white eye ring (often not noticeable). Indistinguishable in appearance from Willow Flycatcher, best identified by voice, breeding habitat, and nest.… read more
5 1/2-6" (14-15 cm). Olive-brown above, with yellow throat and belly separated by dusky olive breast; elongated white eye ring and light wing bars. Fall birds may be duller. Bill long and wide, lower mandible bright yellow. See Cordilleran Flycatcher.… read more
5 1/2" (14 cm). A very small flycatcher, olive-green above, yellowish below, including throat, with 2 white wing bars and yellowish eye ring. Other flycatchers (Acadian, Alder, Willow, and Least) have more whitish throats, underparts, and eye rings.… read more
4 1/2 -5" (11-13 cm). Olive above with rich buffy underparts, lighter on throat and belly; white eye ring and wing bars.… read more
5-5 1/2" (13-14 cm). Olive-gray above; light throat, dark gray breast, pale yellow belly. Conspicuous white eye ring and white wing bars. Narrow bill. Flicks wings and tail more vigorously than other similar species.… read more
5 1/4" (13 cm). Dull olive-gray above, whitish below, with 2 whitish wing bars and conspicuous white eye ring. Distinguished by voice and breeding habitat.… read more
5 1/4-6" (13-15 cm). Back gray with slight olive tinge; breast buffy, with light throat; belly very pale yellow. Narrow white eye ring and white wing bars; long tail.… read more
5 1/2-6" (14-15 cm). Identical in appearance to Pacific-slope Flycatcher; distinguishable only by voice and range.… read more
6" (15 cm). Distinguishable from Alder Flycatcher only by voice, breeding habitat, and nest. Other western Empidonax flycatchers have more conspicuous eye ring or are grayer above.… read more
5 1/4-6 1/2" (13-16.5 cm). A very small, gray-green to olive-brown bird with prominent light wingbars. Whitish to pale olive to yellowish below. Faint to no pale eye-ring. Lower bill light yellow to orange.… read more
6" (15 cm). Olive green above, whitish or sometimes yellow below (especially on flanks and belly), with distinct white eye ring. Identified chiefly by voice and habitat.… read more
5 1/2" (14 cm). Similar to other Empidonax flycatchers, but gray above, white below. Lower mandible flesh-colored. Eye ring not prominent. Slowly bobs its tail.… read more
8" (20 cm). Dull olive above, yellowish below. Like Brown-crested Flycatcher (and Great Crested, Myiarchus crinitus, of the East), but smaller and less colorful; back browner, throat and breast grayish white.… read more
9" (23 cm). Slightly crested. Brown above, with gray throat, yellow belly, rufous wings and tail, and pale brown at base of lower mandible.… read more
6 1/2 -7" (17-18 cm). A small Myiarchus flycatcher, with much brown, but no rufous on tail. Pale olive-brown above, grayish throat and breast, pale yellow belly.… read more
9 1/2" (24 cm). Olive above; yellow below; with cinnamon in wings, tail. Large, black bill, bright sulphur-yellow belly.… read more
7 1/2 -8 1/2" (19-22 cm). A large, heavily streaked flycatcher. Upperparts buff-brown with brown streaks; underparts yellow with blackish streaks. Dark line across eye; dark "mustache." Tail and rump rufous.… read more
6 1/2" (17 cm). Sparrow-sized. Male gray above, with black cap and pale rose-red throat; whitish below. Female brown, paler below, with dusky grayish cap.… read more
10 1/2" (27 cm). A stocky, robin-sized flycatcher. Broad black bill; black-and-white striped head; olive-brown back; bright yellow underparts; rufous wings. Tail conspicuous in flight.… read more
6" (15 cm). Male has brilliant scarlet crown and underparts, with dark brown back, wings, and tail; female similar to male above but white below with dark streaks. Belly of females and immatures varies from pink to yellow to white.… read more
6-7" (15-18 cm). Slate-black except for white belly, undertail coverts, and outer tail feathers. Its tail-wagging, erect posture, and insectivorous feeding habits are helpful in field identification.… read more
7" (18 cm). Dull olive green without an eye ring or wing bars. Wags its tail.… read more
7-8" (18-20 cm). Dusky head, breast, and back, with darker wings and black tail. Light rust-colored belly and undertail coverts.… read more
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