They seem unique in the way they behave and move. They appear more sluggish when at the feeder, often plopping down for 10 minutes at a time. They're also way less jittery than most songbirds, even compared to the cardinals. Watch how they move their heads around to check their surroundings, it's more comparable to an owl than a songbird.
I love our Grosbeaks. We have many that come to our feeders every year and stay til migration. They are very gregarious and little frightens them as blue jays and woodpeckers compete for the sunflower. Next to the Orioles , bluebirds and hummingbirds these are our favorite to have as a yearly visitor and enjoy every moment of their stay.
I had learned that their song sounds like an American Robin with voice lessons and their call is like a tennis shoe on a gym floor. Pretty accurate I think! Thanks for the video :)
i swear a RBGR did a full on slide tackle to me while i was walking, i got to close to its nest but i didnt even see it. I would of liked them a lot more if that didn’t happen but they are still gorgeous birds
We had a male Rose-breasted Grosbeak at our feeder today. They came back here on April 29th this year, both males and females. Our first Baltimore Oriole was May 4th. May can be exciting when we have 6-8 male Grosbeaks at the same time.
I freaking love Rose-breasted Grosbeak ! 🙂 I got lots of great photos of them, while visiting South Padre Island Texas, but I'd SO love to get one in Cali. We get a very small handful of vagrants each year, and more often than not, it will be females or immatures. Interestingly, we seem to get nearly as many Rose Breasted X Black Headed hybrids, as we do straight Rose Breasted ? Maybe because when a male RBG ends up here, he really has few to no female RBG to choose from ???
I had some stop by my bird feeder during spring migration this year. I was so excited because I don’t usually get a chance to see them in the Carolinas. They are so gorgeous!
I have been blessed with these beauties who frequent my feeders multiple times a day. I just put up feeders late last summer. This is the first full year of my feeders and I was overjoyed to have the Rose Breasted Grosbeaks show up in May along with Baltimore Orioles. Now their fledglings (of both species) are enjoying the feeders as well. The RBGB seem to be really comfortable in the feeders and stay for extended lengths of time, rivaling the Mourning Doves to see who can sit at the feeder the longest and much to the chagrin of the other species who sit on my fence and wait patiently for their turns. 😄
Nice video 💛 I love when they come back in the spring! It's great to hear what they sound like too. I don't always get a chance to see who is making what sounds! 💞
Have seen many Rose breastfed grosbeaks but only a female so far this season. They certainly are beautiful birds and I always look forward to seeing them in early May here in Connecticut. Great job as always 👏 😊
I want to see one so badly. They only pass through where I live here in central Florida on migration so I haven't been lucky enough to see one yet. See lots of blue grosbeaks, which are nice, but the rose-breasted looks so lovely.
Thank you for your video. I really enjoyed it. My family and I live in a woodland area right outside of Blacksburg. We saw a Grosbeak last year and this year we have a couple males at our feeders. They are beautiful! I noticed their black feathers even have a richness and depth distinct from other songbirds. I agree with @stinkology. Their behavior is unique. The two we are watch seem much more relaxed and calm than other song birds.
I saw a Red-Breasted Grosbeak this year. The males have a red heart shaped patch on their front. Females are w/o the red plumage. I read online that the males are called cut-throats among some folk. That's an inappropriate name for such a beautiful bird. I can imagine a troubled throat cancer surgeon calling it that but not a sound-minded avian ornithologist.
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I have a pair that come to my feeder about twice a year. So exciting to see them!
I've had a few. Beautiful bird❤
Thank you! ❤
They seem unique in the way they behave and move. They appear more sluggish when at the feeder, often plopping down for 10 minutes at a time. They're also way less jittery than most songbirds, even compared to the cardinals. Watch how they move their heads around to check their surroundings, it's more comparable to an owl than a songbird.
I see the rose-breasted grosbeak during the spring. They are a beautiful bird.
Lucky to photograph a male at my feeder last fall. A great addition to my CenCal yard list.
I love our Grosbeaks. We have many that come to our feeders every year and stay til migration. They are very gregarious and little frightens them as blue jays and woodpeckers compete for the sunflower. Next to the Orioles , bluebirds and hummingbirds these are our favorite to have as a yearly visitor and enjoy every moment of their stay.
I had learned that their song sounds like an American Robin with voice lessons and their call is like a tennis shoe on a gym floor. Pretty accurate I think! Thanks for the video :)
i swear a RBGR did a full on slide tackle to me while i was walking, i got to close to its nest but i didnt even see it. I would of liked them a lot more if that didn’t happen but they are still gorgeous birds
We had an orange-breasted Rose-breasted Grosbeak at our feeders last year, which was exciting! Thanks for the species spotlight, Derek!
Saw a male and female today while hiking on the north shore of Long Island. Was so excited! Snapped a bunch of pics on my phone.
Beautiful bird. So interesting to see how they differ from each other in terms of color.
We had a male Rose-breasted Grosbeak at our feeder today. They came back here on April 29th this year, both males and females. Our first Baltimore Oriole was May 4th. May can be exciting when we have 6-8 male Grosbeaks at the same time.
That’s so awesome. Today, April 19th is the first time I’m seeing one. Gorgeous bird!!!
Females enjoy singing to themselves for hours and have a beautiful mix of chirps, squeaks, and songs
I have seen RBGR in New Hampshire. Here in Washington, we have their beautiful cousin Black-headed Grosbeak.
Saw a nice Male in NM in 2011
I freaking love Rose-breasted Grosbeak ! 🙂
I got lots of great photos of them, while visiting South Padre Island Texas, but I'd SO love to get one in Cali. We get a very small handful of vagrants each year, and more often than not, it will be females or immatures.
Interestingly, we seem to get nearly as many Rose Breasted X Black Headed hybrids, as we do straight Rose Breasted ? Maybe because when a male RBG ends up here, he really has few to no female RBG to choose from ???
I had some stop by my bird feeder during spring migration this year. I was so excited because I don’t usually get a chance to see them in the Carolinas. They are so gorgeous!
I have been blessed with these beauties who frequent my feeders multiple times a day. I just put up feeders late last summer. This is the first full year of my feeders and I was overjoyed to have the Rose Breasted Grosbeaks show up in May along with Baltimore Orioles. Now their fledglings (of both species) are enjoying the feeders as well. The RBGB seem to be really comfortable in the feeders and stay for extended lengths of time, rivaling the Mourning Doves to see who can sit at the feeder the longest and much to the chagrin of the other species who sit on my fence and wait patiently for their turns. 😄
Nice video 💛 I love when they come back in the spring! It's great to hear what they sound like too. I don't always get a chance to see who is making what sounds! 💞
Have seen many Rose breastfed grosbeaks but only a female so far this season. They certainly are beautiful birds and I always look forward to seeing them in early May here in Connecticut. Great job as always 👏 😊
I’ve been feeding birds for some time now and finally saw my first one today on a platform feeder! They are truly beautiful !!!
Nice!
I want to see one so badly. They only pass through where I live here in central Florida on migration so I haven't been lucky enough to see one yet. See lots of blue grosbeaks, which are nice, but the rose-breasted looks so lovely.
I saw a couple today. It was so exciting. I had to research to identify it. I appreciate your video. Very informative.
@@bonnielindsey8663 congrats on the sighting and glad you enjoyed the video!
Grosbeaks are confusing because some grosbeaks (e.g: evening grosbeaks) are finches and others (e.g rose-breasted grosbeaks) are cardinals
Cute
Seen 4 today in corner alabama at my bird bath and feeders beautiful birds
Didn’t have any this year in northern Illinois
Thank you for your video. I really enjoyed it. My family and I live in a woodland area right outside of Blacksburg. We saw a Grosbeak last year and this year we have a couple males at our feeders. They are beautiful! I noticed their black feathers even have a richness and depth distinct from other songbirds. I agree with @stinkology. Their behavior is unique. The two we are watch seem much more relaxed and calm than other song birds.
I saw two today and it is the same colors my significant other and I use as a love language. We are both music moguls 🦅🦅
Just saw one on our feeder..beautiful male..10-07-24..wilbar nc..wilkes co.
@@SandraHoskin nice!
Hi I am in Rhode island and have a beautiful Rose breast Groesbeck in my back yard.
I saw a Red-Breasted Grosbeak this year. The males have a red heart shaped patch on their front. Females are w/o the red plumage. I read online that the males are called cut-throats among some folk. That's an inappropriate name for such a beautiful bird. I can imagine a troubled throat cancer surgeon calling it that but not a sound-minded avian ornithologist.
Saw male & female grosbeak warrenton va today 10/05/24 at my bird feeder
@@BettyKing-d8f very cool!
I thought rose breasted grosbeaks were members of the cardinal family
They are! Editing that part out. Thanks for the comment!
You’re welcome!
Saw male & female rose breasted grosbeak warrenton va today 10/05/24 at my bird feeder
Awesome!
🤦♂️ didnt know they were captured for pet trade
ikr just get a parrot you dont need a mega finch its not even a flex 💀💀💀
@@malolm 🤣
You guys make the best videos on birds!!! I am trying to be like you so i started a birding channel!! Can you please check it out? Once again great video!!