Dickcissels perch on stalks or shrubs to pluck seeds. They also walk or hop on the ground, foraging for seeds.
Adult males are grayish on the head with a yellow face and chest, crossed with a bold black V. The back is brown and gray, with warm reddish-brown shoulders.
In all seasons Dickcissels are most commonly found in tall grasslands, including prairies, hayfields, lightly grazed pastures, and roadsides. Cornell All About Birds
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