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California Birds

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  • They live all year in California and are seen often in backyards. They have orange round bellies and yellow beaks. They sing from dawn to dusk.
    American Robin
  • The California _____ is actually a large member of the sparrow family.
    California Towhee
  • What bird is nonmigratory and can be found in urban areas, where it can become tame and will come to bird feeders?
    California scrub jay
  • The ______ is one of the most common hummingbirds along the western coast of the United States.
    Anna’s Hummingbird
  • What species of birds look very different from male to female? The males have red and yellow 'shoulders' with a black body.
    Red-winged Blackbirds
  • What is California's state bird?
    CA quail
  • _______ are tiny little birds that are very easy to recognize because of their “black cap” and black bib.
    Chickadees
  • What is the largest North American cuckoo?
    Greater roadrunner
  • These medium to large sized woodpeckers are quite common in backyards throughout the United States.
    Northern Flickers
  • This bird has a black cap, yellow underbody, and white patches on its dark wings.
    Lesser Goldfinch
  • _____ get their name from their ability to mimic the songs of other species of birds. A male can learn up to 200 different songs in its lifetime
    Mockingbirds
  • according to the California Bird Records Committee, as of 2021 there have been at least ____ species of birds seen in the state of California?
    676
  • What bird is rarely seen, and likes to hide in dense brush?
    California thrasher
  • In California, you are most likely to see the “Audubon’s” variety of what bird? It has bright yellow on the throat, rump, and sides.
    Yellow-rumped warbler
  • Throughout most of California these will only be found during the winter. They have a bold black and white striped head.
    White-crowned sparrow
  • What bird has the longest wingspan of any North American bird?
    California condors
  • They are a small bird and are often seen darting through shrubs and trees and flicking their wings.
    Ruby-crowned Kinglet