Songbirds

Mockingbirds eat beetles, ants, bees, wasps, and grasshoppers, but it will also eat non-insects.

If it's a large bird, it could be a wood stork.

Get A Feeder Use Black Thistle Seed. Do Not Paint Any Feeders Keep It Natural As Much as You Can. This Should Work. Also Visit Your Book Store For Great Information On Backyard Birds Or black oil sunflower seeds. These are the small black ones.

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Birds are born inside hard-shelled eggs. For many days to weeks they are protected and kept warm by their parent(s). This is called incubation. After they hatch, they will be fed by their parent(s). When they develop flight feathers they will learn to fly. Soon after flying they will be on their own. Next year they will mate and have young of their own. The cycle begins again.

Check field guide for western tanager male.

They do in my back yard...Friendswood, TX 77546

The natural habitat of the zebra finch is almost anywhere in Australia except for the island state of Tasmania, coastal areas, and the alpine regions. They are commonly found throughout grasslands, desert, bushland (wet and dry sclerophyll forest) and rainforests. Their preferred habitat is grassland and open country with a few trees, as they feed on grass seeds.

They are both doves. The term pigeon is used for the larger members of the family Columbidae. The common feral pigeon of cities, is really the European rock dove.

You didn't say what the rest of the bird looked like, or where you saw it, but here's one possibility: http://nationalzoo.si.edu/ConservationAndScience/MigratoryBirds/Featured_photo/Images/Bigpic/baww2.jpg

Primary consumers eat plant matter, secondary consumers eat organisms that have fed from the plant-eaters and tertiary consumers are organisms that feed from secondary consumers.

Scavengers and decomposers feed on dead animals and plant material, including all kind of food waste.

Blue jays have a very varied diet and eat almost anything that could be considered as a food source.

When they eat fruits, grains, or berries, they are a primary consumer.

When they eat meat, including small invertebrates, they are secondary, or possibly tertiary consumers depending exactly what their food has eaten before being eaten by the blue jay.

When they eat table scraps or other food waste they are scavengers.

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Male Cardinals do not use camouflage. The bright red color is meant to be an aggressive signal to stay away. Female Cardinals have muted colors and they can hide in trees, bushes and underbrush with like colors.

Of course! But it has to be a female/male pair. Or else no birds.

yes! They breed incredibly easy and are a bit of a nuisance if you have them in with other birds. Gimme a shoeboz with nespaper and you will have babies in a month or two.

Sexing them is easy.The males have a distinct orange cheek wereas the females have a black 'teardrop' under there eye

A: Both males and females have the 'running mascara' teardrop marking on the face and depending on the mutation some don't have any markings at all. A way to tell a sex of a zebra finch with no markings (a white mutation) is the males have a redder beak then the females who have orange. This is a common trait throughout all color mutations of zebra finches. Males will have red beaks and females orange. As baby's its hard to tell when they are young, but they mature to full sexual maturity in 2 - 3 months so you wont have to wait long.

Zebra finch can lay 8 - 10 eggs in a clutch so be warned if your considering placing a male and female together as you may wind up having 8 - 10 extra beaks to feed. lol

yes offcourse they can mate.if they didnt there wouldn't be any left.

if you plan to breed them you will need a male and a female.males have orange cheek patches and darker redder beaks while the female lacks those colours,it has a orange beak brighter than a males.you will also need a nest and some nesting material.i use hay and dried grass as nesting material but you can use alot more like the ones at a pet shop and they can also use what hampsters use like timothy hay or alfalfa.now that they should be a true pair you will have to wait if they like each other.like us we have different personalities so not all finches like each other.when they both are a bonded pair you may see them mate a few times.when they have after a few days they should start building a nest when its been a week the female shoud be laying.they can have up to 3 to 8 eggs.:)hope i helped

It could be a lot of birds. When i hear that discription, i think of a song sparrow or a field sparrow or a house finch.

Blue Jays are very territorial, so they will most likely attack anything that comes close to their nest. If a bat is small enough, they will kill it.

the bird is called an American goldfinch. we have a billion of them and they love thistle.

Could be a pied crow, a native to Africa. It's black feathers are iridescent, and can appear blue if the light is right. Look at a picture by following the link.

The lark sings in the morning and the nightingale sings, appropriately, at night. So... lark= It's the daytime. Gotta get out of bed. Off to Mantua! nightingale= It's still night. We have lots of time. Let's keep doing whatever it was we were doing between scene four and scene five!

If any bird flies into the glass pane, that means that it sees its reflection in the glass and thinks that it is another bird coming to steal its territory, or such. There are stick-ons that you can buy to avoid that because the bird might hurt itself. If you mean that it is only flying near to the window, and it is familiar with you, or someone in your household, then it could be coming for food. If you have feeders up already, then it could just be wanting to tell someone that the feeders are empty.

They can eat greens, various seed, plant life, insects, several different other edibles like cooked empty chicken egg shells and cuttlefish bone. Well, it's edible to them, anyway.

They are insectivourous and herbivourous, sometimes considered omnivores but not often because insects are not classed as a source of meat.

Robins do not eat seeds, they consume insects, worms, and some berries.

They live in jackpine forests in the Michigan region. Winter in Cuba and Mexico.

Its Not ! Its Michigans state bird.