The Red-eyed Vireo: A Master of Melodies in the Green Canopy

The Red-eyed Vireo (Vireo olivaceus) is a small, olive-green bird with a distinctive red eye ring. Here's a description of their appearance:
Male:
Overall Color: Olive-green on the upperparts and a slightly paler yellowish-green on the underparts.
Head: Has a prominent white eye ring that contrasts sharply with the red eye.
Wings and Tail: Olive-green with two white wing bars.
Bill: Short and slightly hooked, usually gray or dark brown.
Female:
Similar to Male: Females look very similar to males in terms of overall color and plumage.
Duller Coloration: In some cases, females might appear slightly duller than males, but the difference is often subtle and difficult to distinguish in the field.
Both males and females have a small, slender bill and a relatively long tail.

[@CheikoSairin]

I just sub here from Singapore. Amazing Red-eyed Vireo observation video. Thanks for sharing. 1 LIKE!!!👍🔔

[@aviantalk]

ty 💙, much much appreciated ☺️