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Phainopepla - Male - Arizona - Sonoran desert - Common in arid scrub - Feeds largely on mistletoe berries in winter - Feeds largely on insects in warmer months - The northernmost representative of tropical birds that feed on mistletoe - Found over

Phainopepla - Male - Arizona - Sonoran desert - Common in arid scrub - Feeds largely on mistletoe berries in winter - Feeds largely on insects in warmer months - The northernmost representative of tropical birds that feed on mistletoe - Found over


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Phainopepla - Male - Arizona - Sonoran desert - Common in arid scrub - Feeds largely on mistletoe berries in winter - Feeds largely on insects in warmer months - The northernmost representative of tropical birds that feed on mistletoe - Found over

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Phainopepla - Male
Arizona - Sonoran desert
Phainopepla nitens
John Cancalosi
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Meet the Mistletoe Maestro - Phainopepla - The Desert's Dapper Crooner!

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. In this snapshot by John Cancalosi, we catch a glimpse of the enchanting Phainopepla, a true rockstar of the Sonoran desert. With its sleek black plumage and striking crest perched atop its head, this male specimen is an absolute showstopper. Known as nature's mistletoe maestro, this charismatic bird has quite the diverse palate. During winter months, it indulges in juicy mistletoe berries like a connoisseur savoring fine delicacies. But come warmer days, our feathered friend switches gears and turns into an insect-hunting virtuoso. Hailing from Arizona and proudly representing tropical birds that relish mistletoe feasts, this dashing Phainopepla brings a touch of exotic flair to the arid scrublands of America's Southwest. Its presence can be felt across vast stretches of the region – truly a testament to its adaptability and resilience. With its distinctive crest acting as both fashion statement and conversation starter among fellow avian enthusiasts, this single male Phainopepla effortlessly steals hearts wherever it goes. So next time you find yourself wandering through these sun-kissed deserts, keep your eyes peeled for this charming crooner – he might just serenade you with his melodious chirps or even offer some dating advice under his favorite sprig of mistletoe

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