Birdwatching

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a dove

It is probably a Great grey shrike.

Or a Loggerhead Shrike: http://www.birds.cornell.edu/AllAboutBirds/BirdGuide/Loggerhead_Shrike.html

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Sparrows have beaks that are short, stubby and sturdy. They eat almost any kind of insect, and all kinds of birdseed and dried corn. They don't eat suet or probe into deep holes in feeders or trees, so they don't require a long or less reinforced beak.

Every year.

The Steller's jay, the western relative of the blue jay.

Redwings prefer meadows with water nearby, or swampy, marsh covered areas, where insects are in abundance.

I think it's a parrot.

Yes, tailor birds do sing. They make a long cheeup-cheeup sound when singing. The tailor bird is native to tropical Asia.

Yes.

They are climbing birds, with bright coloured plumage and have a strong chisel-like bill, with which it bores into trees for insects.

None. Some might claim that there is a symmetry about a vertical plane but the robin's left side will not be EXACTLY the same as its right side.

For example, the human face, although often thought to be symmetrical is not. One of your eyes is probably marginally higher than the other, your earlobes are unlikely to be exactly the same shape. As far as the interior is concerned, you are very lopsided: heart and stomach on the left (normally). Liver on the right. etc. The musculature on your dominant hand/arm will be slightly better developed. The differences may be too small to see with the naked eye but that does not mean they are not there.

However, in biology, symmetry refers to the overall shape of the body and its parts, and is only approximate. Therefore, in terms of zoology, robins, like all vertebrates, have bilateral symmetry. This means they have symmetry across one plane (known as the sagittal plane, and directly down the centre of their body), which means one side of their body approximately mirrors the other side.

to cummunicate with one another, weather its a mating call or to find a food ground.

Isabella doesn't have a sister. Stacy is Asian or Japanese and Isabella is Mexican. Watch robot rodeo which is actually made to prove that theory wrong.

Ever fed a hummingbird? The tui is basically the same. It likes nectar from flowers and flowering trees. A feeder should have a perch large enough for it and holes large enough for its beak.

exactly what it sounds like, the chest of a bird

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Insulation, warmth. Without nesting materials, eggs may also crack when they are "born" against a hard floor. They may also freeze in cold times.

The chickadee is called the chickadee because of the fact that when it chirps, it sounds like literally like "chick-a-de-de."

Killdeer

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I have. I just wondered if anyone else had or if was very unusual behavior.