Black-headed Siskin
Black-headed Siskin
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The Black-headed Siskin (Spinus notatus) is a small, colorful finch with a distinctive black head and bright yellow body. It is found in highland forests of Mexico and Central America.
Where to spot
Highland pine-oak and evergreen forests from central Mexico south to Honduras and northern Nicaragua.
How to spot
Look for active flocks foraging in the canopy, often on conifers. The male's black cap and bright yellow body are key identifiers. Listen for their high-pitched, buzzy calls.
When to spot
Resident throughout its range, so it can be observed year-round. Activity levels, especially vocalizations, increase during the breeding months (typically April-July).
Where to spot
Highland pine-oak and evergreen forests from central Mexico south to Honduras and northern Nicaragua.
How to spot
Look for active flocks foraging in the canopy, often on conifers. The male's black cap and bright yellow body are key identifiers. Listen for their high-pitched, buzzy calls.
When to spot
Resident throughout its range, so it can be observed year-round. Activity levels, especially vocalizations, increase during the breeding months (typically April-July).
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Males of this species have some of the most striking plumage among siskins, with their contrasting black and yellow coloration.
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