Karteikarten
Bird IDs

Karten in diesem Stapel (70)
- 1Round, chubby, no neck, tiny buildCarolina Chickadee

- 2Feather sticks up at the crown. Round shape body.Tufted Titmouse

- 3Like to walk up on tree with heads often down. Slender, elongated build.White-breasted Nuthatch

- 4Found near pine tree. Often found walking up on tree. Nest in groups, Very loud.Brown-headed Nuthatch

- 5Thrush family. Like hanging out on the groundAmerican Robin

- 6Thrush family. Nest in holesEastern Bluebird

- 7Live in the bushes. Distinct yellow color near eyes. Intense black stripes at the crown. Pay attention to chin colorWhite-throated Sparrow

- 8Gray at the belly and breast part. Intense black and white stripes on crown.White-crowned Sparrow

- 9Have small brown dots on breast. Tend to stay hidden in bushes.Song Sparrow

- 10Have small brown dots on breast. Yellow near eyes. Can be found out in the open, grassy area.Savannah Sparrow

- 11A little bit yellowy brownish near the vent part. Mostly gray.Swamp Sparrow

- 12Sparrow family. White outer tail can be seen when flying.Dark-eyed Junco

- 13Sparrow family.Eastern Towhee

- 14Common in urban area. Old world sparrow.House Sparrow

- 15One of the Shakespeare bird. Nest on the reef of the house.House Finch

- 16—American Goldfinch

- 17Corvus family. Rough soundAmerican Crow

- 18Corvus family. Make "uh uh" (no) sounds. Smaller head and build compared to the other crow mentioned.Fish Crow

- 19Corvus FamilyBlue Jay

- 20Fluffy, small distance between head and body. Like to stay on small branch.Downy Woodpecker

- 21Slender build. Like to stay on big chunk of treesHairy Woodpecker

- 22Woodpecker family. Sometimes found on the ground (one of the few in this family). Nest in holes.Northern Flicker

- 23Biggest woodpecker in North America. Very loud, distinctive nester. Male has red mustache.Pileated Woodpecker

- 24Perky little tail, chubby, round shape body. Buffy color. Sounds like car alarm.Carolina Wren

- 25Commonly found on road side. V shape white dots on the back. Have dark brown line at the shoulder (as seen in picture).Red-tailed Hawk

- 26Small shape. Narrow white stripes and thick black stripes on tail.Red-shouldered Hawk

- 27Broad stripe tail. Black border wings.Broad-Winged Hawk

- 28Bird-eating. Good at making quick turn. Skinny tail. Compact build. Have little white stripe at tip of tail.Cooper's Hawk

- 29Pointy tail, featherless head. Black, silvery gray across wings.Turkey Vulture

- 30White at the tips only (probably near primaries part).Black Vulture

- 31Black and white wings, tail. Can mimic noise of other birds, noises. Repeat 3 times before changing to new songsNorthern Mockingbird

- 32Close relative of Mockingbird. Do mimicry and repeat the song twice before changing to new ones. Found often on the ground.Brown Thrasher

- 33Only one of this family found in North America.Cedar Waxwing

- 34—Yellow-rumped Warbler

- 35Long body, less hairy head. Close relative to most ancient bird. Carry babies on their back. Looks brown, not black in winter.Common Loon

- 36Only bird known has no tail feather. Black spot on bill cannot be detected in winter. Brown color.Pied-billed Grebe

- 37Red eyes, black head (the yellow and black are replaced with white and black in winter). Only black and white in winter.Horned Grebe

- 38Big heavy white bill. Black and grey. Closely related to rails more than ducks.American Coot

- 39Second biggest bird in North AmericaWhite Pelican

- 40Premature looks all brownBrown Pelican

- 41Big black diving bird. Fairly heavy bone mass. Tiny hook on bill. Pointy double-crested on head (not usually shown).Double-Crested Cormorant

- 42Biggest in its family. Neck has different color from body.Great Blue Heron

- 43Pinkish bill with black tip, greenish foot. Should only focus on bare part since premature looks white, not blue.Little Blue Heron

- 44Has very long neck when hunting fishGreen Heron

- 45Same height as Great Blue HeronGreat Egret

- 46Black legs, yellow foot, black bill, yellow near eyes. Medium size.Snowy Egret

- 47Bigger than Green Heron. Picks tick off animal. Immigrant from Africa. Have buffy crown during breeding season.Cattle Egret

- 48Only member of this family in North America. Not close to cranes, heron, egret.Wood Stork

- 49Duck family. Big migratory occasion. Dabbling ducks.Mallard

- 50Nest in swamping area, also in cavity area. Dabbling ducks.Wood Duck

- 51Shovel shape bill. Dabbling ducks.Northern Shoveler

- 52White ring around bill. Male has brown ring around neck (hard to see). Diving ducks.Ring-necked Duck

- 53Clear white side. Left: head shape point toward. Right: head shape point backwards. Diving ducks.Greater (left) vs. Lesser Scaup

- 54Grayish blue head. White crescent between head and mouth. Small duck. Dabbling ducks.Blue-winged Teal

- 55Male has chestnut cheek, green crown, light yellow butt. Dabbling ducks.Green-winged Teal

- 56Male: smokey grey color, jet black butt area. Female is more brown. Both have white secondaries. Dabbling ducks.Gadwall

- 57Male: long gray shape, long tail, chocolate brown head. Slender build. Dabbling ducks.Northern Pintail

- 58Smallest duck. Black (looks like mermaid tail on the face) and white. Female has little white on cheeks and eyes. Dabbling ducks.Bufflehead

- 59Yellow eyes, white near mouth and eyes. Dabbling ducks.Common Goldeneye

- 60Male can raise or lower crown to attract female and defend territory. Diving ducks.Hooded Merganser

- 61Tail sticking up, big blue giant bill. Diving ducks.Ruddy Ducks

- 62Poop at docks, yard. Can be mean :)Canada Goose (left) vs. Cackling Goose (right)

- 63Green lower beak, sometimes have brown body (just trust beak :( )Snow Goose

- 64Distinctly small. Curve down triangle bill.Ross's Goose

- 65Black stripes across belly. White patch at forehead. Big orange foot. Sounds like teenage boy hits puberty.Greater White-fronted Goose

- 66Took 4-5 years to reach adult plumage. Size of a football. Please draw each period out, I'm dying. :(Herring Gull

- 67Most common of this family inland. Takes 3 years to reach adult plumage. Adult has white tip unlike 2nd plumage.Ring-billed Gull

- 682 years to reach adult plumage. Black spot near cheek. Prealtenative adult has front face black.Bonaparte's Gull

- 69Abundant on Gulf Coast, occasional inland. 2 years to plumage.Laughing Gull

- 70Uncommon in MSLesser Black-backed Gull
