Pairs or small flocks of this bluebird species are common throughout open habitats with scattered trees, forest edge, agricultural fields and riparian areas. The cavity nest is in a tree or nest box, and the cavity floor is lined with grass, pine needles, twigs, hair and feathers. Insects make up a large part of the diet, especially when feeding young, and the insects are often captured in the air low over the ground. Berries are a major food in the winter.\r\n
The four-digit banding code is WEBL.
