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In the taiga, or boreal forest, a variety of bird species thrive, including the spruce grouse, boreal chickadee, and various woodpeckers like the black-backed woodpecker. Migratory birds, such as the common redpoll and the pine siskin, also inhabit the region during the summer months. Additionally, raptors like the northern goshawk and owls such as the great horned owl can be found hunting in these dense forests. The unique coniferous trees and varied habitats support a diverse avian population adapted to the cold climate.

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