Red-Winged Blackbird

National Wildlife Federation Wildbird Postcard Series 502-10 RED-WINGED BLACKBIRD (Agelaius phoeneceus phoeneceus) Lives most of the time in the marshes. Ils 14 subspecies range over all of North America, Feeds mostly on insects but in fall may raid rice fields and may be considered a pest in cer. tain areas, Flies in great flocks and are among the first birds to come north in the spring. NAME Copyright 1940 National Wildlife Federation, Washington, D.C. CITY