- The Red-winged Blackbird (Agelaius Phoeniceus) is a common, year-round resident across southern Arizona
- While they avoid the open, arid desert floor, they thrive anywhere with permanent water or irrigated agriculture
- During the fall and winter, local populations swell significantly as migratory flocks travel south into the region
- While they avoid the open, arid desert floor, they thrive anywhere with permanent water or irrigated agriculture
- During the fall and winter, local populations swell significantly as migratory flocks travel south into the region
