Spanish
agelaius phoeniceus North American blackbird with scarlet patches on the wings.
Catalan
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In early spring, watch for late redwing, mustered in foraging parties.
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This would be at the height of the incursion, especially of fieldfare and redwing.
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Do you know that the redwing is equally as useful, and besides he is a delightful singer?
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Winter visitors like fieldfare and redwing are able to find most of their food in the wider countryside.
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I saw my first goldcrest close-up in the branches of a bare tree and a redwing on its own.
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The redwing flutes his o-ka-lee.
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Like the redwing, this bird explores the British countryside in flocks in search of fruit and berries, between October and March.
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Insect buzz and bird caw abruptly ceased and a hundred redwing macaws took flight as the world exploded over their heads.
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Like all other British thrushes (except the blackbird) the redwing is on the UK Red List, in recognition of recent population declines.
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A great fieldfare rises, like a lesser pigeon; fieldfares often haunt the verge of woods, while the redwing thrushes go out into the meadows.
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When birds come to suffer by severe frost, I find that the first that fail and die are the redwing-fieldfares, and then the song-thrushes.
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Hence we may be assured that fieldfares and redwings breed in Sweden.
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He knew by the sound of Redwing's voice that Redwing wasn't joking.
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Suddenly Redwing flew up in the air with a harsh cry.
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They are redwings and thrushes; every withy-bed is full of them.
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Look out for redwings in the countryside between October and March.