American Crossbill

This crossbill is mainly resident, but will regularly irrupt south if its food source fails. This species will form flocks outside the breeding season, often mixed with other crossbills.

The American Crossbill is classified as Least Concern. Does not qualify for a more at risk category. Widespread and abundant taxa are included in this category.

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AMERICAN CROSSBILLS are notable for their small size, being considered and described as dwarfs of the family. Their food consists exclusively of pine, fir, and larch, which accounts for the fact that they are more numerous in Northern latitudes where these trees abound. When the cones are abundant they visit in great numbers many places where they have not been for years, appearing at irregular intervals, and not confining themselves to particular localities. american red crossbill american red crossbill. More

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American Crossbill, Bendire's Crossbill, Bent's Crossbill, Common Crossbill, Common Crossbill Crossbill, Crossbill, Grinnell's Crossbill, Mexican Crossbill, Newfoundland Crossbill, Red Crossbill, Sitka Crossbill Common Names in French: Bec-Croisè Des Sapins, Bec-Croisé Des Sapins, Bec-Crois� Des Sapins, Beccroisé Des Sapins Common Names in German: Fichtenkreuzschnabel Common Names in Hebrew: צלוב-מקור Common Names in Italian: Crociere Common Names in Japanese: More

- The American Crossbill is usually quite common in this vicinity during the winter months, and a few birds remain until quite late in the spring. A flock of about thirty remained on the Maine State College campus from March 4 to June 29, 895, and at any time they conld be found feeding in the pine trees with which the college campus is covered. Birds shot from this flock at intervals showed no indications of breeding upon dissection. More