Curiously, despite their similar beaks, these grosbeak bird species aren’t all related. Pine grosbeaks are fancy finches, ...

One of these birds is the pine grosbeak. Photographers will be comforted to know this colorful bird is generally calm enough to allow a close approach by clumsy humans bearing tripod-mounted cameras.

Over the last few months, we’ve been enjoying the last category — unusually large numbers of pine grosbeaks. I have not seen pine grosbeaks even once per year. As a downhill skier, I have ...

IS it not of rare occurrence that a pine grosbeak (Pyrrhula enucleator) has been seen here, not on one day, but on two? I was informed this morning that Mr. O. T. Perkins had seen this handsome ...

He pulled on his coat and walked out to investigate. He was surprised to see a lovely pine grosbeak down on the deck. Standing above it was a northern shrike — a predatory songbird with a black ...

The grosbeak irruption is part of a superflight – the third in nearly a quarter century – that also has brought south flocks of pine grosbeak, hoary redpoll, common redpoll, pine siskin ...

These northern finch species have been seen in Ohio this year: evening grosbeak, hoary redpoll, pine grosbeak (for the first time in 20 years), pine siskin, purple finch, red crossbill ...