Blackbirds

Usually spring, but some birds of prey begin courtship in late winter.

Not without a special permit, and unless the birds have become a real problem, most localities won't submit one for you to shoot.

In bird feeders, the best seed is without question is the small, black oil sunflower seed.

This seed is preferred by many species, including cardinals, grosbeaks, finches, titmice and chickadees.

For pet birds, check with your pet store for the various seed mixtures and dried fruits for your bird.

Their tiny eggs are cream colored (some more white) with pale reddish brown speckles, usually situated more on the wide end of the egg. Their shells are not glossy and are thin-walled. The eggs are approximately 0.6 inches long (1.5 cm) and 0.5 inches wide (1.2 cm). The nest typically has 6 to 8 eggs but can have up to a dozen. The eggs can be easily confused with titmouse eggs. The chickadee produces 1 brood per year.

The related links in the related links section will show you pictures of the eggs and nests and tell you more about the nesting habits and other interesting facts about cute chickadees. One site provides a chart of birds with similar looking eggs to help you differentiate them from each other and better determine whose nest it is.

Pigeons, Crows, Magpies, Jays, Rooks, Town Pigeons.

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In North America, the northern oriole is a species of open forests, where it builds its characteristic, pendulous nests, often in elm trees. The bobolink and meadowlarks are more typical of open grasslands and prairies, while the red-winged blackbird and yellow-headed blackbird are typical of marshes and some other wet habitats.

The most northerly blackbird is the rusty blackbird, which in some places breeds as far as the limits of the mainland in the western Arctic. The most southerly species is the red-breasted blackbird of the Falkland Islands. Cowbirds, such as the brown-headed cowbird of North America, are species of open habitats. As their name implies, these birds often associate with grazing livestock, feeding on insects that these animals flush as they move through vegetation.

Birds from northern states move to the middle or southern parts of the country in fall, where they spend the winter.

Your answer relies on asking WHICH birds nest WHERE: Some birds nest out in the open, right on the ground, such as ducks, gooneys and penguins. Some nest on desolate islands, such as the albatross and the blue-footed booby. Some nest INSIDE of trees, such as the woodpecker, and some nest HIGH in the trees, such as falcons, hawks, and eagles.

The rainforest (like the Amazon) has three layers of canopy in which various birds nest.

Ptarmigans nest right on the tundra. You could step on them if they didn't jump up and fly away right before you do so.

C & F

it goes C (note) then chord of C (c,e,g) one second gap then the cord of c -- repeat 3 more times then it goes to F (note) then gap then chord of F (f,a,c) repeat once more then back to C and its chord repeat twice!!

It depends on where you are, but in the Northern United States and Canada they start nesting at the end of March, fledging young in late May or June.

A blackbird knows where to find a worm because they stamp on the ground and the worms come flying up.That's how they find worms.Hope I helped you!

Yes. I have a pair of birds whose territory is my garden. They were juveniles in 2009 and in the spring of that year they both fought like lions to claim my yard. They have been together for 3 years now. The male was injured by my cat. I rescued him but he was left crippled in one leg. For about a month he was clearly very ill and in pain but his mate stayed with him, defending their territory and managing to raise one chick on her own. He is still crippled but his mate has not gone looking for the bigger better deal. All the reading I have done says they mate for life.

Paul Mccartney has explained that he wrote Blackbird while in Scotland in 1968 and was inspired by the civil rights movement in the Southern US in the spring of 1968. The song was recorded in June 1968 and appeared on The Beatles, the album that everyone knows as "The White Album".

Well black birds can symbolize a lot of things like the mysticism of like, or represent the need of renewal. Every were you look you will get a different answer. So just take what you believe in and add that to the answer. They can rep. everything that you believe in.

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Just about any bird is edible...I'm told that some larger birds, particularly sea birds have an awful, fishy flavor, especially pelicans, but any other type of bird is perfectly good if baked or fried. It is a good idea to soak the cleaned carcass overnight in salted water.

As black birds are quite small foxes would eat them and also lots of other small birds

No red winged blackbirds are not found in Britain and have never been seen on British land. If one is ever seen in Britain it will be a mega rare vagrant that has been blown off course when migrating.

Between 10 and 19 days is commonly quoted amongst birdwatchers but eggs hatched in aviaries invariably take 14 days. While a longer incubation period for eggs laid in habitat could possibly be the result of disturbance, a shorter incubation period than 14 days is exceedingly unlikely.

The duration of The Blackbird is 1.28 hours.

It depend's what kind of black bird you are talking about but mostly this bird imagrate to warmer country.

it is a superstition (and very true one) that if a blackbird flies into your house, someone in that house will die.

Blackbirds wil eat insects, worms, seeds, and berries.

24 blackbirds were baked in the pie. In the actual rhyme it is written in the old style of four-and-twenty.