Townsend's Solitaire

Townsend's SolitaireIts gray plumage has buff wing patches and a white eyering. In western North American mountain forests, it eats mostly insects while breeding and fruit, especially juniper berries, in winter.What does it look like?Its gray plumage has buff wing patches and a white eyering. It perches upright on the tops of trees and shrubs.How does it live?Its gray plumage has buff wing patches and a white eyering. In western North American mountain forests, it eats mostly insects while breeding and fruit, especially juniper berries, in winter.It perches upright on trees and shrubs and sings to advertise its territory throughout the year. It eats mainly insects while breeding, switching to fruit, especially juniper berries, in winter.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.