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What bird is colored like a cardinal but has no crown?
#1
In south Arkansas. I've seen a tanager picture that may be it. There are, I'm assuming, females that are similar to female cardinals but a little smaller. I'm just speculating these females belong with the bright red birds.
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#2
Male scarlet tanagers have black wings. Females have hardly any color at all except drab green.
Female cardinals have a crest and are a light brown to very subdued red.

https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Scarlet_Tanager/id
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#3
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#4
Prince Charles?

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#5
I think Buzz's bird is a male Summer Tanager in breeding plumage. Did you just shoot this image, Buzz?

Well done, mikebw!
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#6
Wow, mikebw FTW!
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#7
Buzz wrote:
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This looks like the males I see, maybe 2 or 3 a year. I presuming the drab ones are the female. They look like a female cardinal without the crest and are about 7/8 the size.

Edit: From what I've read lately, the females are yellow and juvenile males are splotched with dull red.
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#8
.....Red........Robin.......????
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#9
You need the Merlin Bird ID app from Cornell's Ornithology department - it's amazing and fun.

https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/
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#10
....if a white woman [ probably a 'Karen' ] comes toward you.....run.....before she calls 911 and claiming that you are attacking her.........based on your race......
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