Blue grosbeaks are omnivorous, they are able to eat fruits and grains, as well as insects and spiders. They prefer forest edge habitat, or open fields interspersed with trees and shrubs.
Photo credit: Francesco Veronesi
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sun’s lingering memory DSC_4891 by Rezmutt on Flickr.
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Keep an eye out for turtles!!!
(via: North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores)
* pictured is Eastern Box Turtle (T. carolina)
