Picture property of Fernbank Science Center ©  Conditions of Use

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

• Rosy-red, triangular breast patch
• Black head and upperparts
• White underparts
• White patches in wing
• White spots in black tail
• Rosy-red wing linings

Habitat

Prefers northern deciduous woods, but is often seen in suburbs and old orchards.

Status

The Rose-breasted Grosbeak is common in the Atlanta area during spring and fall migration.  They are frequent visitors to bird feeders.