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Introduction
What the Bronzed Cowbird Looks Like
The Bronzed Cowbird has overall_color color of blackish and purplish-blue and bronze.
The Bronzed Cowbird has above_color color of blackish and purplish-blue.
The Bronzed Cowbird has head color of black.
The Bronzed Cowbird has face color of black.
The Bronzed Cowbird has below_color color of blackish.
The Bronzed Cowbird has undertail color of black.
The Bronzed Cowbird has back color of black.
The Bronzed Cowbird has bill color of whitish.
The Bronzed Cowbird has wing color of blackish and purplish-blue.
The Bronzed Cowbird has belly color of blackish.
The Bronzed Cowbird has tail color of blackish.
The Bronzed Cowbird has chest color of blackish.
The Bronzed Cowbird has leg color of greyish.
The Bronzed Cowbird has neck color of blackish.
Weight, Length, and Wingspan of the Bronzed Cowbird
The length of the Bronzed Cowbird is 7.9 inches (20.1 cm).
The weight of the Bronzed Cowbird is from 2.3 ounces to 2.6 ounces (65.2 grams to 73.7 grams).
The wingspan of the Bronzed Cowbird is 13.0 inches (33.0 cm).
Pictures of the Bronzed Cowbird
Feeding Behavior of the Bronzed Cowbird
primarily forages outside when moving along on the ground.
Catching insects flushed off the grass in pastures while hanging out with cattle or horses.
What the Bronzed Cowbird Likes to Eat
The Bronzed Cowbird feeds on the following:
- seeds (those of grasses and weeds, and waste grain
- berries
- insects (including caterpillars, beetles, flies)
- snails and spiders
Where To Find the Bronzed Cowbird
You can find the Bronzed Cowbird in the following habitats:
- Farmland
- brush
- semi-open country
- feedlots
- lowlands
- open fields
- open fields
- cattle feedlots
- brushy woods