The Eastern Bluebird is a small thrush found throughout open woodlands, farms, and suburban areas across eastern North America. Males have bright blue backs and rusty-red breasts; females are paler. Recovered strongly after nest-box programs.
Habitat
Open woodlands, fields, parks, and orchards
Diet
Insects, berries, fruits, and seeds
How common
Common
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