Blue-gray Tanager

Blue-gray Tanager adults of both sexes have predominantly pale blue-gray plumage, with a darker gray-blue back and brighter blue wings and tail. The breast is largely uniform, while overlapping wing feathers and tail feathers show blue edging against darker centers, without prominent barring or spotting. A contrasting shoulder patch ranges from vivid blue to whitish among geographic forms, standing out against the darker folded wing.

Family

Thraupidae

Region

Central America & Caribbean · South America

Range

Central & South America

Habitat

Woodland

Dominant color

Blue

Conservation status

Least Concern