Difference between Scarlet Tanager and Piranga Olivacea

SCARLET TANAGER vs PIRANGA OLIVACEA: NOUN

A migratory songbird (Piranga olivacea) of the Americas, the male of which has bright scarlet plumage with a black tail and wings.
The male is bright red with black wings and tail

Belted kingfisher, Downy woodpecker, Yellow warbler, Tufted titmouse, Pine warbler, Brown creeper, Winter wren, Chipping sparrow, Gray catbird, Redstart, Summer tanager, Indigo bunting, Piranga olivacea, Firebird, Redbird

Dickcissel, Belted kingfisher, Downy woodpecker, Yellow warbler, Tufted titmouse, Pine warbler, Brown creeper, Winter wren, Chipping sparrow, Gray catbird, Redstart, Summer tanager, Indigo bunting, Firebird, Redbird

Thrushes, nesting Phoebes, and a male Scarlet Tanager, its red body and black wings gleaming in the sun which had come out by now.
Such bright colors are usually associated with tropical birds such as the Baltimore Oriole, Scarlet Tanager, or Rose-breasted Grosbeak.
Emeralds, Venus flytraps, tiger beetles, giant fossil shark teeth and a scarlet tanager are a few of the.
Breeding records of worm-eating Warbler and scarlet tanager from Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge.
Carolina chickadee, tufted titmouse, wood thrush and scarlet tanager.