This unusual north cardinal, Cardinalis cardinalis, is split up into two halves that are equal where one . + part is scarlet as well as the other is tan. This can be a gynandromorph that is bilateral also referred to as a “half-sider”, in which the scarlet part is male and also the tan part is feminine. This bird had been found by Shirley and Jeffrey Caldwell at their yard bird feeders in Pennsylvania in late January 2019. (Credit: Shirley Caldwell.)