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Black-billed Cuckoo
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This Black-billed Cuckoo carving was hand-crafted from solid Basswood. The Black-billed Cuckoo is grayish brown above and pale-grayish below. The bill is usually all dark. Lacking the rufous primaries of the Yellow-billed Cuckoo, the Black-billed posseses a reddish orbital ring and the under-tail is patterned in gray with white tipping. The song usually consists of monotonous cu-cu-cu or cu-cu-cu-cu phrases. Uncommon to fairly commonly found in woodlands and along streams.
Reference
National Geographic Field Guide To The Birds of North America, Fifth Edition, Page 252
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Counties in Wisconsin
| 1. Adams |
25. Iowa |
49. Polk |
| 2. Ashland |
26. Iron |
50. Portage |
| 3. Barron |
27. Jackson |
51. Price |
| 4. Bayfield |
28. Jefferson |
52. Racine |
| 5. Brown |
29. Juneau |
53. Richland |
| 6. Buffalo |
30. Kenosha |
54. Rock |
| 7. Burnett |
31. Kewaunee |
55. Rusk |
| 8. Calumet |
32. La Crosse |
56. Sauk |
| 9. Chippewa |
33. Lafayette |
57. Sawyer |
| 10. Clark |
34. Langlade |
58. Shawano |
| 11. Columbia |
35. Lincoln |
59. Sheboygan |
| 12. Crawford |
36. Manitowoc |
60. St. Croix |
| 13. Dane |
37. Marathon |
61. Taylor |
| 14. Dodge |
38. Marinette |
62. Trempealeau |
| 15. Door |
39. Marquette |
63. Vernon |
| 16. Douglas |
40. Menominee |
64. Vilas |
| 17. Dunn |
41. Milwaukee |
65. Walworth |
| 18. Eau Claire |
42. Monroe |
66. Washburn |
| 19. Florence |
43. Oconto |
67. Washington |
| 20. Fond du Lac |
44. Oneida |
68. Waukesha |
| 21. Forest |
45. Outagamie |
69. Waupaca |
| 22. Grant |
46. Ozaukee |
70. Waushara |
| 23. Green |
47. Pepin |
71. Winnebago |
| 24. Green Lake |
48. Pierce |
72. Wood |
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