american redstart

• Pequeña ave canora activa de América del Norte, conocida por su llamativo plumaje negro y naranja (macho) o gris y amarillo (hembra) y por su costumbre de desplegar las plumas de la cola para ahuyentar insectos.

A small, active songbird native to North America, known for its striking black and orange (male) or gray and yellow (female) plumage and its habit of flashing its tail feathers to startle insects.

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   A small, insectivorous New World warbler (Setophaga ruticilla) with a distinctive black and orange (male) or gray and yellow (female) plumage, known for its active foraging and fanning tail.

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   • The male American redstart flashed its bright orange tail feathers in the undergrowth.
   • We spotted an American redstart flitting between branches near the river.
   • During migration, American redstarts can be seen in parks and woodlands across the eastern United States.