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Passeriformes Corvidae (American Crow) |
Passeriformes Corvidae American Crow | -Common year round -smaller than common raven -omnivorous -" |
Male | Passeriformes Fringillidae (American goldfinch) |
female | Passeriformes Fringillidae (American Goldfinch) |
Passeriformes Fringillidae American Goldfinch | -sexually dimorphic (but in winter males molt) -returning spring migrant -seed eating -"potato chip! potato chip dip!" high pitched chirps |
Passeriformes Turdidae (American Robin) | |
Passeriformes Turdidae (American Robin) | -State Bird of Michigan** -Returning spring migrant -hop and listen for prey -Grayback, yellow beak, white eyeline, rust belly -singsong call |
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Passeriformes Paridae (Black Capped Chickadee) |
Passeriformes Paridae (Black Capped Chickadee) | -Common year round -typically round and plump -white cheeks, black throat -tiny black bill -they hash their food -"cheeseburger" chirp from males only |
Passeriformes Corvidae (Common Raven) | |
Passeriformes Corvidae (Common Raven) | -intelligent -larger than the common crow -common year round -thick, curved, black bill -"braw braw" raspy deep call |
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Passeriformes Fringillidae (Common Redpoll) |
Passeriformes Fringillidae (Common Redpoll) | -Spring Migrant -small black chin bib -Red little head cap -Striped -Seed eaters -no distinct call |
Passeriformes Picidae (Downy Woodpecker) | |
Passeriformes Picidae (Downy Woodpecker) | -Sexually Dimorphic -males have red cap -smaller than hairy woodpecker -phone ringing drumming sound like call -common year round |
Piciformes Picidae (Hairy Woodpecker) | |
Piciformes Picidae (Hairy Woodpecker) | -Long beaks -Bigger than downys -common year round -deeper drumming sound than downys -Sexually dimorphic -Males have red cap |
Passeriformes Fringillidae (Pine Siskin) | |
Passeriformes Fringillidae (Pine Siskin) | -heavy dark streaking in feathers with yellow -First to return for spring - short and forked tails -sporadic winter range -whizzing song call |
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Passeriformes Sittidae (Red-Breasted Nutchatch) |
Passeriformes Sittidae (Red-Breasted Nuthatch) | -common year round -nests in dead wood -acrobatic (head first down trees and hang upside down on branches) -sleek and black -red breast -nasal alarm like call |
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Passeriformes Sittidae (White-Breasted Nuthatch) |
Passeriformes Sittidae (White-Breasted Nuthatch) | -common year round -acrobatic behavior -black crown/nape -all white face -squeaky alarm like call |
Anseriformes Anatidae (Canada Goose) | |
Anseriformes Anatidae (Canada Goose) | -black head, neck, beak -white cheeks -brown body -territorial and aggressive -begs for food in human dense areas -most common waterfowl hunted |
Aneriformes Anatidae (Common Goldeneye) | |
Anseriformes Anatidae (Common Goldeneye) | -Sexually dimorphic -male= green head, yellow eyes, black back, white sides -nest in large tree cavities -males territorial and aggressive |
Anseriformes Anatidae (Mallard) | |
Anseriformes Anatidae (Mallard) | -species of dabbling duck -males= green head, grey wings and belly, blue patch -females= brown speckled and blue patch |
Falconiformes Falconidae (Peregrine Falcon) | |
Falconiformes Falconidae (Peregrine Falcon) | -crow sized -blue/grey back, white under, black head -sexually dimorphic -200mph during hunting stoop -nests in high cliffs and tall urban infastructure -females larger than males |
Charadriiformes Laridae (Ring Billed Gull) | |
Charadriiformes Laridae (Ring Billed Gull) | -rats with wings -migratory south -omnivorous -black ring around beak -yellow legs and feet |
Charadriiformes Laridae (American Herring Gull) | |
Charadriiformes Laridae (American Herring Gull) | -rats with wings -omnivorous -migratory south -red splotch on bottom underside of beak -pale legs and feet |
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