Lawrence's Goldfinch

 Among North America's best songbirds, the male Lawrence's American Goldfinches are soft gray, with a black face that stands out with lots of lemon yellow. But the species' preference for remote, arid areas of California and the desert southwest keeps it unknown to many bird watchers. It is also a type of wild animal that moves around at any time of the year in search of rain, crops and drinking water. Although still abundant, the Lawrence's Goldfinch is on the yellow watch list for restricted species. More information about identity  Blue streaked Lory yellow collared lovebird image of Lawrence's Goldfinch range map  All years  Reproduction  Migration  Non-breeding  Nearby map from Bird of the World  Explore the map  find this bird  Lawrence's Goldfinches are active and feed most of the time in the early morning and evening. It's hard to tell where you'll see these migratory species, but a walk or drive through the Blue Oaks meadow, whi...