Can anyone identify this bird?

by Kaye
(North Bay, Ontario, Canada)

Mystery Bird

Mystery Bird

Observed in North Bay, Ontario, this bird is one I would like to identify.



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starstarstarstarstar 		Pair of Evening Grosbeak in Stratford Ontario
by: I Cook

I had a pair of Evening Grosbeaks feeding in our bird feeder. I had never seen such a bird before and only identified it by this site. Thank you for helping me identify them.

You're most welcome - this website is my hobby and I enjoy adding information to it each week!
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starstarstarstarstar 		Bird I.D.
by: Carole

This is a male Evening Grosbeak that has been photographed in Algonquin Park, therefore not too far from North Bay and I have identified it a few kilometers north of Sudbury, Ontario.
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by: Anonymous

I saw one like that in Newfoundland, Canada took a picture.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Evening Grosbeak
by: Barbie

This bird is an Evening Grosbeak
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starstarstarstarstar 		Evening Grossbeak
by: Anonymous

This bird in definitely not an Oriole, as I have Orioles at my feeder regularly, and they are orange, bright orange, in color with black.
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starstarstarstarstar 		I agree with Judy!
by: Anonymous

Sure looks like an Evening Grossbeak to me.
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starstarstarstarstar 		Evening Grosbeak.
by: Judy

This bird is an Evening Grosbeak. I have been just dying to get a picture of one to add to my "bird catalogue" I have yet to see one in the wild.
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by: John

The bird in the pick is an Oriole.

John

We were wondering if this was an Evening Grosbeak

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