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Learn about Pygmy Nuthatch, a small nuthatch of coniferous forests in western North America. See photos, listen to calls, and explore its range and similar species with eBird.
Small even by nuthatch standards, Pygmy Nuthatches are tiny bundles of hyperactive energy that climb up and down ponderosa pines giving rubber-ducky calls to their flockmates. Their buffy-white underparts set off a crisp brown head, slate-gray back, and sharp, straight bill.
Learn about the Pygmy Nuthatch, a small and sociable bird of western pine forests, with photos, range maps, behavior, and conservation status. Find out how climate change may affect its survival and distribution.
4 mar 2020 · A noisy, chattering, social species, the Pygmy Nuthatch lives in long-needled pine forests—in the United States, principally ponderosa pines (Pinus ponderosa).
Learn about the habitat, food, nesting, behavior, and conservation of Pygmy Nuthatches, small birds that live in long-needled pine forests. Find out how they cooperate, cache seeds, and cope with cold weather and logging threats.
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The Pygmy Nuthatch, Sitta pygmaea, is a diminutive songbird, a mere 10 centimeters in length and weighing approximately 10 grams. It is characterized by a warm gray cap, blue-gray upper-parts, and whitish underparts.
