What is another word for Hesperiphona Vespertina?
Pronunciation: [hˌɛspəɹɪfˈə͡ʊnə vˌɛspətˈiːnə] (IPA) 
Hesperiphona vespertina, more commonly known as the Evening Grosbeak, is a bird species native to North America. As its name suggests, these birds typically feed at dusk and can be easily recognized by their distinctive yellow and black plumage. While 'Evening Grosbeak' is the most common name used for this bird, there are a few other synonyms that are still used today, albeit less often. Some of these synonyms include the Cherry Grosbeak, the Yellow-winged Grosbeak, and the Northern Grosbeak. All of these names are used interchangeably for this beautiful bird species, and each one helps to describe some aspect of its appearance or behavior in the wild.
