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She needs to "hide" while brooding her eggs. If she was red like the males, she would be easy to see and be attacked.
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Are female cardinal birds brown?
Yes, female cardinal birds are brown because their dick has to be Brown so, so are they
What color is a cardinal?
Male cardinals are bright red in color and female cardinals are a reddish brown.
What bird looks like robin but is brown?
You have described a female cardinal. Females are not red.
What is the name of a female cardinal?
Northern Cardinal
What North American Ohio bird not a female cardinal has a dark face mask and light reddish-brown coat A little smaller than a cardinal?
Consult a field guide for cedar waxwing.
What color is a cardinal egg?
a cardinal's egg is white with brown speckles.
What does a cardinal looks like?
A cardinal Has a red stomace grayish colored wings and a black mask with a orange beakMale cardinals are a bright vibrant reddish color.However the female's coloration is a more reddish brown color.
Color of female cardinal?
The male cardinal is bright red. Male birds always have the brightest colors. That is how he attracts a female. Guess the bird guys gotta be handsome to catch a lady bird.
Why does a Female Cardinal keep trying to fly into the window?
Perhaps the cardinal sees herself reflected in the window and assumes it is another female cardinal trying to invade her territory.
What has a symbiotic relationship with a cardinal?
The northern cardinal and the brown-headed cowbird have a symbiotic relationship. The brown-headed cowbird lays its eggs in the cardinal's nest (and in the nests of other species, too, such as the yellow warbler). This harms the cardinal's chances to reproduce. It's a parasitic relationship.
What bird in Massachusetts with red head and gray body that pecks the ground and burrows it's head into the ground?
Brown bird with very red beak in MA is a female Cardinal
What kind of animal is a cardinal?
A cardinal is a small bird. They are most notoriously bright red, but can also sometimes be grey, or brown, depending on region and gender. The cardinal's genus is Cardinalis.
