Northern Cardinal, female, singing (Cardinalis cardinalis) Maine, Minnesota, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Mexico, Belize, Guatemala. | BIRDS & Nature

Northern Cardinal singing (Cardinalis cardinalis) Maine, Minnesota, Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Mexico, Belize, Guatemala. | BIRDS & Nature

1.4M views · 14K reactions | An example of a phenomenon known as gynandromorphy, this rare half-male, half-female cardinal was spotted by bird-lovers in Pennsylvania. https://on.natgeo.com/2GmleVI | National Geographic | Facebook

1.1M views · 4.2K shares | Why does the coral cardinalfish nest its eggs in its mouth? | National Geographic | Facebook

125K views · 10K reactions | Unlike with most songbirds where the singing is left purely to the males, with Northern Cardinals, both the males and the females sing. Here are a few beautiful duets between a female (on camera) and her partner (heard singing in the background.) This singing is important in pair bonding, and usually happens after the males have established territories and before nesting has begun. | Jocelyn Anderson Photography | Facebook

11M views · 507K reactions | A female Cardinal stops by to enjoy a sunflower seed and takes an almond to go. | Jocelyn Anderson Photography | Facebook