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How fast does a chestnut-backed chickadee fly?
10k per hour
How fast does a chestnut backed chickadee fly?
10k per hour
What has the author Anthony Allan Floyd written?
Anthony Allan Floyd has written: 'Nest-site resource differentiation by three sympatric chickadees' -- subject(s): Nests, Black-capped chickadee, Mountain Chickadee, Competition (Biology), Chestnut-backed Chickadee
When was Chestnut-backed Tanager created?
Chestnut-backed Tanager was created in 1850.
When was Chestnut-backed Owlet created?
Chestnut-backed Owlet was created in 1846.
Where does the chestnut-backed owlet live?
Chestnut-Backed Owlets live in tropical jungles.
What is the wingspan of the Chestnut-Backed Owlet?
19 cm.
What are Chickadee predators?
Chickadees eat many things, and insects among them, so yes they are predators.
How long does a Chickadee live?
The average life-span of a Black-capped Chickadee is probably about 2.5 years. The longest lived on record was 12 years 5 months. In captivity the average is 7 years. Another reference reported the average life expectancy for a black capped chickadee as 1.5 years for a female and 1.8 years for a male. Mortality from predation is especially high for very young individuals but weather and accidents seem to be the primary causes of death of all age groups. For the Carolina Chickadee the oldest known individual was 10 years 11 months. Please note: There are seven species of chickadees in North America: the Black-capped Chickadee, Boreal Chickadee, Carolina Chickadee, Chestnut-backed Chickadee, Mexican Chickadee, Mountain Chckadee and the Siberian Tit.
Is a chickadee a mammal?
A chickadee is not a mammal. It is a bird.
What is the Scientific name for chickadee?
The scientific name for chickadee is Parus atricapillus
Why does the black capped chickadee fly curvy instead of stright?
Many species have that "bounding" flight, including chickadees, and woodpeckers. It may be an adaptation to confuse potential predators.
