Brown-Headed Cowbird
Brown-Headed Cowbird, sp. name: “Molothrus Ater”
Description:
The Brown-Headed Cowbird is a small blackbird with short conical bill and dark eyes. They are a parasitic breed ( Lay their eggs in other kind of bird’s nests) They do not hatch their own eggs.
The males species have black shiny body and brown head.
Females are gray with a pale throat and fine streaking on the underpants.
They usually travel in flocks and mix with other types of blackbirds such as Red-Winged Blackbirds.
Their habitat: They live in semi-open country, fields with cattle, and forest edges.
Brown-Headed Cowbird (Male)
Brown-Headed Cowbird (Female)
H.J. Ruiz - Avian101 
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