| Appearance | The western spindalis has a burnt orange chest, stripe from the bill to the chest, upper back, and as well as under lower wings. The head and wings are black-and-white striped, and the belly is bright white. The female is similar but a drab olive green instead of orange. |
| Diet | Although not confirmed, they likely consume fruit as they’re frequently found in fruiting trees. |
| Feeder Food | Unknown |
| Habitat | The western spindalis are typically found in the Caribbean and South America. However, they’ve also been sighted in southern Florida. |
| Nesting | Unknown |
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