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Yellow-billed Cuckoo

Coccyzus americanus

Habitat:

Was spotted in oak trees eating caterpillars.

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3 Comments

anastasia.lee.smith
anastasia.lee.smith 10 years ago

There used to be a stream behind the tree he's in, but the city redirected it, I haven't found the time to hike and see how far up they damed it, but I doubt it's very far away.

Jeff Dreier
Jeff Dreier 10 years ago

I don't think populations east of the Rockies are doing as badly, so the populations in Oklahoma probably won't be listed. However, this species has declined in numbers in the east too. Did you see this one in riparian habitat?

Jeff Dreier
Jeff Dreier 10 years ago

The western subspecies is likely to be listed as endangered by the USFWS. They are probably extinct in Washington.

Bartlesville, Oklahoma, USA

Spotted on Jun 13, 2013
Submitted on Jun 15, 2013

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