Do Yellow Cardinal Exist?

The Northern Cardinal is a favourite bird for many North Americans. The fiery red feathers of a male northern cardinal bird are depicted everywhere.
But is it possible for this usually red bird to turn yellow?
Yellow Cardinals exist but the chances of seeing one is a million to one. A rare mutation occurs when the red pigment in a Northern Cardinals feathers are blocked and swapped for yellow pigments originating in plants.
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[@Soraremaxwell3500]

Vox needs to hire this guy!!

[@Thishandleistakenlikealways]

Oh I have seen this

[@Thishandleistakenlikealways]

It was eating in my yard

[@garethjames1127]

Wow! I have to go find this bird

[@parentheses4662]

Hah good luck finding that.
I hope that wasnt sarcasm.

[@brychanmd]

Brill!

[@manjushamamidi]

Northern Cardinals don’t migrate.

[@tomoshywel2628]

Unbelievable.