There are three species of bluebirds, all found in North America: the eastern, western and mountain bluebird. I love seeing bluebirds. Near my home in Indiana, I can only see one species, eastern ...

In the summer, western bluebirds feed on insects, diving down from low perches to catch their prey. They beat large prey against a branch or the ground before eating it.

How exciting it is to see western bluebirds as I bike along the Covell Greenbelt or walk at the North Ponds. And to think, there was a time when we had only one pair at the cemetery. Some of us had a ...

The bluebird feeds mainly on insects and other invertebrates (such as moths, worms, flies, ants, etc.), but they will search for berries, especially in winter. You will often see them perched on wires ...

Western bluebirds winter in Utah, Nevada, Arizona and Texas. They look superficially like an eastern bluebird, but we will get to the field marks later.

Western bluebirds have dark blue throats. The male eastern bluebird has been hanging out at Leslie Groves park with a female mountain bluebird, Abel said.

image: Western Bluebird Parental Care. view more . Credit: Image: Dr. Clinton Francis. Recent research led by Kerstin Ozkan and published in PeerJ Life and Environment has uncovered the complex ...

But yes, all three distinct North American bluebird species come to Colorado: the Eastern and Western bluebirds join the Mountain bluebirds.

Western bluebirds have dark blue throats. The male eastern bluebird has been hanging out at Leslie Groves park with a female mountain bluebird, Abel said.

Western bluebirds have dark blue throats. The male eastern bluebird has been hanging out at Leslie Groves park with a female mountain bluebird, Abel said.