Songbirds

Blue jays make an almost screechy noise similar to crows . Their calls are more higher pitched.

I have sometimes heard people compare a Blue jay's call to the sound of a rusty gate opening.

Robins are omnivores. They like raspberries, blackberries, worms, insects, etc.

a blue jay bird is blue and white( or brown) and its REALLY beautiful!!!!!!!!!

Sharp shinned hawk, shrikes, house cats, snakes.

That depends on how long the sparrow lives. House sparrows have 1 clutch per year. They usually have around 6 eggs per clutch. If it lives for 6 years it would have around 36 offspring. Of course during those 6 years some eggs would break and some of the young would die so it would be less 36.

they sit and they pop out like any other bird but the eggs are rreally small

Destroy the nest after the young have fledged. Do not, however, disturb the eggs or young of any native species, because they are protected by law. Only non native species like starlings or house sparrows can have an active nest removed.

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They eat larva, adult insects and spiders. They also eat seeds, rice, oats, corn, and other small grains.

Finches eat seeds and fruit and some vegies but some things can be toxic to their body!

They have nests in tall bushes and trees. They sleep here, or on a branch near their nests.

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Accipiter hawks, snakes, cats are the biggest killers of songbirds. Raccoons and some other species eat their eggs.

They tweet like music

Swallows (family Hirundinidae - aerial feeders) are primarily insect eaters. They enjoy all kinds of insects except for the stinging types (wasps, bees). They do like a bit of fruit and other plant matter once in a while. There have been no reports of them partaking of sunflower seeds. The birds that LOVE sunflower seeds include the Tufted Titmouse, Goldfinch, Purple Finch, Chickadee, Nuthatches and other seed-eating birds.

Not all of them do- birds that fly, probably feel safer in trees since many of their natural enemies can not fly. However,,some birds that can fly a little. like to nest on the ground, possibly because they get their food off the ground and feel at home there.

They lay eggs.

The eggs hatch.

Birds grow to adults and (eventually) die.

Blue Tits may live for about 12 years.

The Carolina chickadee, Parus Carolinensis, is a small member of the titmouse family, more southerly in distibution than the very similar black capped chickadee. One of the first birds to appear at feeders, they roam the winter woods with tufted titmice and downy woodpeckers in search of food. In areas where their ranges overlap, Carolina chickadees may hybridize with the slightly larger black capped chickadee. Black cappeds are also somewhat browner on the flanks. Other than that, the two are very similar.

Yes, they do. I have been watching a new family of robins n a tree out front, the mother fed the babies n sat on the nest till a more vibrant robin( appeared to be daddy) flew up fed the babies n flew away.

The quela finch of Africa, numbering in the billions.

A chunky finch, male rose red with white belly, some streaking. Females are brown streaked birds with a dark cheek stripe. Migrates south in fall. Loves sunflower seed at feeders.

Some blue jays do migrate, but most are sedentary. They will roam in small flocks after the nesting season.

From ovulation to laying, the process of egg production takes about 24 hours. A Robin's ovary releases a mature ovum at daily intervals during the breading season until a complete clutch has been laid. What we recognize as the yolk of the egg is in fact the ovum, a single cell. The whites of the egg are added as it goes down the oviduct. As the ovum passes into the shell glad, the papillae secrete more albumen and the hard calcium-rich outer shell. Shell pigmentation also takes place here; the patterns reflect the speed of the eggs passage.

If you live in Europe it could quite possibly be a redwing.