The California Towhee is a small greyish-brown bird with hints of red and orange on its head and tail. It stands at about 8 inches tall and is known for its high-pitched trilling call. Found year-round along the West Coast near houses and backyards, the Towhee walks along the ground but stays near bushes and trees, only flying for short distances. It has an omnivorous diet that includes seeds, so it is often seen at backyard birdfeeders.
The California Towhee is a small greyish-brown bird with hints of red and orange on its head and tail. It stands at about 8 inches tall and is known for its high-pitched trilling call. Found year-round along the West Coast near houses and backyards, the Towhee walks along the ground but stays near bushes and trees, only flying for short distances. It has an omnivorous diet that includes seeds, so it is often seen at backyard birdfeeders.
The California Towhee is a small greyish-brown bird with hints of red and orange on its head and tail. It stands at about 8 inches tall and is known for its high-pitched trilling call. Found year-round along the West Coast near houses and backyards, the Towhee walks along the ground but stays near bushes and trees, only flying for short distances. It has an omnivorous diet that includes seeds, so it is often seen at backyard birdfeeders.
Melozone crissalis Appearance: Greyish-brown body; hints of red
and orange under the tail and on head Size: 8” in height California Towhees are commonly Call: High-pitched trill known for their constant knocking or Season: Year-round pecking at doors or cars. They are found all across the West Coast and are seen commonly near houses or in backyards. Towhee often walk along the ground but will stay near bushes or trees for protection. They only fly for short distances at a time. Towhees typically eats a diet of seeds, so they are highly attracted to backyard birdfeeders.