Songbirds

The Cardinal is the state bird. According to the act (1943 s.b.151 chapter 595) the legislature responded to a request from various bird clubs and garden clubs by canvassing the "the State for votes on the selection of a suitable representative bird" and the Cardinal received the most votes.

There are many names for songbirds. Here are a few I know:

Lark, Wren, Robin, Nightingale, Sparrow, Warbler, Blue Jay, Cardinal, Canary, and Starling.

Canaries cost as little as $22 dollars i love them

Millet, milo, sunflower, grass and weed seeds.

I am an exotic animal vet and work with wildlife from time to time. If you are not a wildlife vet, and I assume you aren't because you are asking the question, then i would take him/her to your vet for humane euthanasia.

Fractures of pet bird wings are traumatic, but fractured wings of wildlife are usually fatal because of the high potential for compromised function even if the bones COULD fuse and heal, and the very high expense involved.

If you have a lot of money to spend on a bird that you will eventually let go (and then maybe he will starve and die from compromised wing function or maybe die after being pounced by a cat) and release to the wild then do it. try it. invest in our wildlife.... but generally, it is too much money and too long of a time, and far too STRESSFUL on the bird for it to be undertaken. I have literally seen wild animals die from the stress of interacting with humans.

Euthanasia is the most humane treatment 99% of the time.

Bearing in mind that wild animals are not humans and do not benefit from human interactions, attempt to keep them in a warm dark and quiet environment until you can get them to your vet. Do NOT pretend that you are a veterinarian and try to set the bone yourself.

mainly 4,8 or even 14

It migrates to get more food and escape the harsh winter conditions and lack of food.

I believe that you are talking about the waxwing. There is the Bohemian Waxwing which is grayish brown and the larger waxwing. The Cedar Waxwing is smaller than a robin and more of a brown tint than the Bohemian Waxwing. They both have the black eye band, or mask, and they have a yellow band on the tip of the tail.

South.

Typically, they head down past the border of the US, into Mexico, or further into Central America or even South America.

It really depends on the species.

Of course, this is assuming you are asking about North American wood warblers, and you are asking where they go in the winter.

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The Scrub Jay, like all birds, is in the Class Aves. Mammals are in the Class Mammalia.

it is found somewhere

10 yr

This first answer is only an approximation as you have not specified the species of Jay.

Please resubmit your question specifying the species and a more accurate time span can be given.

A black-capped chickadee's weight ranges from 9-14 grams (0.32-0.49 ounces).

A Rook has a white beak; as does a Magpie. There are others including at least one type of Pelican.

A song thrush is a type of brown bird

Usually leave late September to early October.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Kestrel

They have Coned of like curved like side

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Zebra finches are social birds and should never be kept alone unless they are being quarantined for an illness or a new aquire...

The house sparrow, which is not a true sparrow, but a weaver finch, grows to around six and a half inches.

Except birds in or on the nest, they aren't likely to catch one, but if the can, they will.

yes

i love it

there are 300 types of bird hope that helps