Bird List 1 Flashcards by Nick Harpe

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Golden-crowned Kinglet

sexes are alike

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Ruby-crowned Kinglet

sexes alike (female lacks red)
red often (usually) obscured

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Northern Cardinal

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American Robin

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American Crow

sexes alike

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Tufted Titmouse

sexes alike

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Carolina Chickadee

sexes alike

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Downy Woodpecker

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Red-bellied Woodpecker

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Yellow-bellied Sapsucker

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Dark-eyed Junco

Kinglet has skinnier, darker bill and complex wing patterns
No. Mockingbird has longer tail, white wing bars, darker beak

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European Starling

sexes alike

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Carolina Wren

sexes alike

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House Sparrow

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American Goldfinch

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Northern Cardinal

Song: Slurred whistles; “purdee”, “wacheer”, etc.; variable

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Northern Cardinal

Call: metallic chip note: “tink”

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American Robin

Song: Rolling, musical song: “Cheerily, cheerio, cheeri-up…”

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American Crow

Call: Classic “caw” notes

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Tufted Titmouse

Song: “peter peter peter”

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Carolina Chickadee

Song: four flat notes: “spring time is here” or similar

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Carolina Chickadee

Call: fast, husky “chick-a-dee-dee-dee”

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Downy Woodpecker

Song: Descending whinny (Downy’s song goes “down”)

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Red-bellied Woodpecker

Song: Rich trill: “QUIRR”

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Red-bellied Woodpecker

Call: “chug, chug, chug, chug…”

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Carolina Wren

Song: “tea-kettle, tea-kettle, tea-kettle, tweets”

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House Sparrow

Call: “chee-up”, and other rich, ringing “cheep/chee” calls