What does WETA stand for?

Western Tanager (bird species Piranga ludoviciana)

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Thus the Brown Thrasher becomes "Beige Dolorosa"; the Western Tanager is renamed "Firebird" (after Stravinsky).

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We'll see western tanagers, small yellow birds with bright red heads.

SPRING SEDUCES LOVE BIRDS

The Cornell Lab of Ornithology several years ago launched "Project Tanager" to study the forest habitat needs of scarlet, summer, and western tanagers.

A Perilous FLIGHT

Also watch for Lewis' woodpeckers, Western tanagers, four species of flycatchers and five of sparrows.

Corfu Woods and Lower Crab Creek

Birds commonly seen: Watch for woodland dwellers: red-breasted nuthatches, downy woodpeckers, veeries, red-eyed vireos, Swainson's thrushes, Bullock's orioles, western tanagers, yellow warblers, cedar waxwings, gray catbirds, and rufous and calliope hummingbirds.

Waterfront Park, Leavenworth Birders' top spots

Birds commonly seen: Spring and summer species include calliope hummingbird, Hammond's flycatcher, red-eyed vireo, veery, yellow-rumped and MacGillivray's warbler, western tanager, Swainson's thrush, common nighthawk, Barrow's goldeneye and harlequin duck.

Stehekin/Lake Chelan National Recreation Area Birders' top spots

Fish and Wildlife Service : The western tanager is one of many species you can spot during summer at Colonial Creek Campground.

Colonial Creek Campground Birders' top spots

The colorful wrens, western tanagers and warblers that migrate from Mexico to the Northwest each spring produce two to three times as many young when an El Nino weather pattern appears, as it is expected to do this winter.

El Nio shown to be songbird aphrodisiac Researchers link climate to ...