Redpoll

Redpoll is a small bird related to the finches and sparrows. Both male and female have a red crown, black chin, and whitish under parts, with dark streaks on the sides. In addition, the adult male has a rosy-pink breast. Redpolls breed in the northern part of North America and migrate south as far as California, Kansas, and South Carolina. These birds build their nests in bushes or small trees. Redpolls construct their nests chiefly of grass stems and line them with feathers. The females lay from five to seven blue eggs speckled with reddish-brown. Redpolls eat plant buds in addition to some insects. In winter, these birds commonly travel in flocks.

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