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   What are the different types of birds?

   • Birds come in all shapes and sizes! They aren’t just warblers, robins, and other small songbirds. The avian kingdom also includes eagles, owls, hummingbirds, storks, and even ostriches! To help make sense of the many different types of birds, scientists place related groups of birds into various avian families.

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   What does a turaco bird look like?

   • Although the plaintain-eaters and go-away-birds are gray and white, other turaco species have beautiful, brightly colored plumages. Many are green with purple, red, or pink highlights, some are deep blue or violet, and many have wispy crests. These beautiful birds forage for fruits and other small food items in bushes and trees.

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   What does a Turkey cluck sound like?

   • The cluck is most often a single note. Sometimes, it becomes a series of short notes. This turkey sound is emitted in moderate volume and can be heard from about 80 to 100 yards away. Usually, this soft social vocalization is emitted by hens that are feeding and communicating with nearby birds.

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   What is a tropic bird?

   • Members of this order include one bird family that frequents warm ocean waters throughout the world. The three species of tropicbirds are white, gull-sized birds with long, elegant, flowing tails. They have some black markings on their plumage, have stout, sharp yellow or red beaks, and one species has a long, red tail.

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   May 16, 2024 · It is composed of one family and includes the familiar Turkey Vulture, other vultures that live in North and South America, and the two condor species. All members of this family play important ecological roles as scavengers and are usually seen soaring high overhead. They also live in a variety of habitats and most are common.

3. learnbirdwatching.com › bird-diet-guideWhat Do Birds Eat: The Ultimate Guide to Bird Diets!

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   May 12, 2024 · Seeds and grains are staple foods for many bird species. Finches, sparrows, doves, and pigeons are known to have a diet primarily consisting of seeds. Sunflower seeds, millet, and thistle are popular choices among backyard birds. Providing seed feeders can attract a wide variety of seed-eating birds to your feeding station.

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5. www.outdoorlife.com › hunting › turkey-soundsThe Ultimate Guide to Wild Turkey Sounds - Outdoor Life

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   May 2, 2024 · The wild turkey gobble is the flagship turkey sound. It’s commonly made by male turkeys (longbeards and jakes). However, hens can gobble, too. This vocalization is a long-range call that announces the presence of the turkey that sounds it out. It’s used to challenge other birds, give hens their location, and more.

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   May 8, 2024 · 10. Birds: sing, chirp, tweet. 11. Doves and pigeons: coo. 12. Owls: hoot, screech. 13. Ducks and geese: quack, honk. 14. Turkeys: gobble. 15.

7. thekitchenknowhow.com › why-is-turkey-named-turkeyThe Curious Case of the Turkey: Bird or Country?

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   May 10, 2024 · The Bird: A North American Native. Contrary to what you might think the turkey we know and (sometimes) love isn’t actually from Turkey. This majestic bird with its impressive wattle and iridescent plumage, hails from the heart of North America.

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   3 days ago · Harbinson Canyon. Dehesa Road. By Greg Dunne. November 16, 2011 (Harbison Canyon) -- It’s November, the month when we all enjoy turkey at Thanksgiving. So this edition of Bird Talk is on the...

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    May 9, 2024 · The national bird of Turkey is the Redwing. It is called so because of the presence of a red underwing. It is 20–24 cm long. What is the national bird of the country Turkey? The national bird of Turkey is the redwing, a medium-sized thrush bird that looks similar to an American robin.