What does YHBL stand for?

Yellow-Headed Blackbird (bird species Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus)

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VIEWABLE Yellow-headed blackbirds, uncommon west of the Cascades, can be seen and heard at the south end of Fern Ridge Lake.

Buzzworthy

Good migratory birding in spring and fall for ruddy ducks and yellow-headed blackbirds.

McNary National Wildlife Refuge is wonderland for waterfowl

No you inhospitable oaf, the yellow-headed blackbirds.

The lesson of the yellow-head: grace and gratitude belong together ...

We see a red-tailed kite and a yellow-headed blackbird.

Wonderful taste of Canadian Medicine; SUNDAY Mercury reader Hilda ...

Yellow-headed Blackbird (Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus).

Birds of the Grand Calumet River basin

Yellow-headed blackbirds, for example, are among the "eastern breeders" normally seen east of the Cascades that are commonly found at Fern Ridge Wildlife Area.

WET WINGS

Check for Virginia rails, American bitterns, occasional yellow-headed blackbirds.

Dungeness Bay; Birders' Top Spots

The most common California bird counted was the American crow, with 110,667 sightings; the rarest was the yellow-headed blackbird, the mitred parakeet and the canyon towhee, with one sighting each.

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