Gray Catbird

Gray catbird.
Gray catbird. Image by Hans Toom from Pixabay
AppearanceMedium-sized bird about 9″ long. Slate gray with a black crown and dark eyes. Bill is long, thin, and black. Usually concealed, a chestnut patch is under the tail. The female is the same.
DietInsects and fruit.
Feeder FoodUnlikely to visit a feeder.
HabitatOpen woodlands.
NestingNest: The nest is cup-sized.
Broods: 2 broods/year,
Clutch: 4-6 eggs/brood
Egg color: Bright, turquoise-green sometimes with fine, red spots or no markings.
Egg size: 1 inch by 0.5 inches
Incubation:12-13 days

Range Map

Gray catbird range map.
Gray catbird range map. Compliments of The Cornell Lab.

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