That is a weird looking bird.

Had a pink one a couple of years ago. I think he went both ways too.

http://photoncongeries.zenfolio.com/p404757274/h36876866#h36876866

That bird is called a Pyrrhuloxia, looks like a cardinal but slightly different plumage.

So hermaphrodites are not just on the TFF....cool.

That bird is called a Pyrrhuloxia, looks like a cardinal but slightly different plumage.

http://ctaudubon.blogspot.com/2012/02/leucistic-northern-cardinal.html

this one looks a lot like it too. Supposedly its reduced pigmentation.

Leucism is essentially a reduced pigmentation as normal colors still occur over much of the feathers. It is not the same condition as albinism, a mutation that prevents melanin from being produced at all. You'll notice I said this bird was pied, a term for birds with patches of white. Others are called pale as their entire body has a reduction in pigmentation, though in the same manner or to the same degree as an albinistic bird.

Leucism is rare in birds, and albinism is exceptionally rare. If you feed your backyard birds for many years you stand a good chance of seeing a leucistic bird at some point.