Red-shouldered Blackbird

Agelaius assimilis

Least Concern

The Red-shouldered Blackbird is a New World blackbird, meadowlark, oriole, cacique, or grackle that feeds on insects, fruit, nectar, seeds, or small prey depending on habitat in Cuba. It is mapped here as a resident or core native range, with migratory species shown by their broad regular range rather than every seasonal movement. Fun fact: this batch includes some of the Americas' most familiar singers alongside highly localized island and mountain endemics.

Family
Icteridae
Range
Red-shouldered Blackbird Range — Resident/core range in Cuba
Population
≈ Unknown
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