
Photo of the Day – The male Scarlet Tanager (Piranga olivacea) is definitely a contender for the best-looking bird of the US’s eastern forests during the summer. Unfortunately, this American songbird seems to like to stay frustratingly high in forest canopies during spring migration and early summer. Though, during late summer and autumn migration, birds often join mixed flocks with other songbirds to feed, where knowing their distinct song certainly helps in tracking them down.
This awesome photo was taken by George L. Armistead in the New River Gorge of West Virginia






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