I think that you are asking about the Rose-breasted Grosbeak.

Turkey vultures

i'd say its a stupid bird. lol jk i have no clue.

Brown Pelican

African Grey

Check out golden crowned kinglet in your field guide. This is the only species I can think of that has a yellow stripe.

Indigo Bunting. Go to Cornell Orinthology and verify.

Rose breasted grosbeak

When you are talking about fish, ( e.g. catfish and carp) it refers to the fact that they feed off what has settled on the lake or stream bed. This has been said to make their flesh not as tasty to humans. It also makes their flesh higher in metals and chemicals that can be bad for us, so it is not good to eat too much of them - unless they are farm raised. When you are referring to a person, it is a derogatory epitaph indicating the person is disgusting.

finch ?

Bird-of-paradise has big black feathers . They are a member of the Strelitziaceae family which contains other species often seen in central and south Florida landscapes. Strelitzia parvifolia is similar to, but smaller than S. reginae. Its leaves grow to 9 inches long and are less than 3 inches wide. The flowers are bright orange with blue tongues.

A bird that is black with white spots on its wings might include the ivory billed woodpecker or the jackdaw. This might also be the tri-colored black bird.

It could have been a juvenile cardinal missing head feathers. The siblings sometimes pluck each others feathers out. And the bill or beak wouldn't have turned the bright red color that males get when they mature, the females have a very pale peachy colored beak.

The pigment of their skin is also black to a dark pasty grey, visible when the feathers arent' completely formed or are missing.

I found a link with pictures: check it out because only you know what you saw.

http://www.whatbird.com/browse/objs/All/birds_na_147/110/Color/2066/Red link:

it makes its nest by sewing two leaves together by its sharp needle type beak and also uses cotton to put in it and lay eggs in it

syeda barira hassan

No, not once they have left it.Many Birds will return to the nest they were born in, or very close, during the next season. They may bring the whole family back.

The albatross is a very large sea bird. They have a wingspan of 6.5 feet to 11 feet. They weigh around 22 pounds.

The Mocking Bird, among a number of others. Small gray birds about the size of a Robin with large white flashes on their wings and an irregular fluttering wing beat are probably Mockingbirds.

Very damp and wet. Almost like the ocean

Common Grackles have iridescent heads that often look blue in the right light, and their bodies are a sort of brownish, iridescent black.

That is probably a juvenile red-winged blackbird.

No bird can go a year without drinking, although some desert birds have adapted to go for long periods without water.

Jays will eat anything edible.

Insects, which they catch on the wing.