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It is only the male that has the red wings in this species. The colors fade through the winter and he looks much like the plain female. All summer long I see the male Red Wing Black Bird guarding the nest and feeding the young. These separate families flock together in the fall and fly away for winter and become very social. While I was painting this bird I looked up the symbolism of it and discovered it's association with veiled wisdom and Binah on the Qabala which ironically I was reading about at the time . This is the first painting that I signed with the Hebrew letters for Binah or B' nah
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