its all to do with the seasons, it is cold in winter and so their food supply shrinks dramatically
so the travel South where it is warmer and food is more plentiful
No, for the most part. They are well adapted to survive winter. Some may withdraw southward in harsher weather, but normally chickadees do not migrate.
Sparrows and chickadees are too genetically different to breed, but Black capped chickadees and Carolina chickdees do sometimes hybridize, as they are very close relatives.
chickadees are provincial birds of Manitoba i believe so they cant
No, but the two are very similar. The black capped is slightly larger, and more northerly in distribution.
Chickadees are not decomposers. They are consumers.
No, for the most part. They are well adapted to survive winter. Some may withdraw southward in harsher weather, but normally chickadees do not migrate.
black-capped chickadees (chickadees) are found in Canada and the USA
chickadees have large chest muscels which when a chickadee flys and provides heat.
Sparrows and chickadees are too genetically different to breed, but Black capped chickadees and Carolina chickdees do sometimes hybridize, as they are very close relatives.
Chickadees eat many things, and insects among them, so yes they are predators.
chickadees are provincial birds of Manitoba i believe so they cant
Yes, chickadees do eat thistle seeds as part of their diet.
Chickadees have a bounding flight, going up and down as they move.
They're so endangered it's unreal. I almost can't even deal. We seriously need to stop skiing down the mountains, and running over all the chickadees. If you want Easter to keep having little chickadees, BE MORE CAREFUL. Long live the mountain chickadees!
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No, but the two are very similar. The black capped is slightly larger, and more northerly in distribution.