Western Bluebird

Sialia mexicana

Least Concern

The Western Bluebird is a thrush or closely related forest bird of North, Central, and South American forests, mountains, and woodland. It forages on the ground or in fruiting trees for insects, worms, berries, and small fruits, and its rich song is often one of the most distinctive sounds of woodland or mountain forest.

Family

Turdidae

Group

Thrushes

Range

Western Bluebird Range — Resident or seasonal range in North, Central, and South American forests, mountains, and woodland

Population

≈ Unknown

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