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I'm trying to identify a tropical looking bird that has been frequenting our backyard the past couple of weeks. We live in the Los Angeles area. It is about the size of a crow with bluish feathers, a yellow marking above its beak, which is orange, and red feathers under its wingtips when it flies.

My wife gasped when she saw this bird at the feeder on our deck this morning, here in Minneapolis. It was about 11 am on a bright, sunny day. This is a mature urban forest environment of elms, lindens, maples, oaks and so on. There are two large lakes in the neighborhood, home to ducks and geese and, in recent years, a pair of loons or two. A ...

This is the first year I've seen what I think is an Indigo Bunting - see attached photo.  The beak color seems to change depending on where the sun is, and appears yellow in some of my photos, but is mostly black when viewed without a lense.  I think that all of the wild fires in Georgia and other areas are sending native birds out of ...

I live in South Jersey and both my husband and I have seen this bird.  It is a beautiful shade of blue, looks very much like an indigo bunting, but with a bright yellow bill.  This is the first spring we have had bird feeders so I am unaware if it is usually in this area.  Frustration trying to find it in any bird ...