Probably the tufted titmouse, although it is more gray than brown.
I dont know about the female but a Male Cardnial appeared at my feeder today with out any tail feathers and I watchd him fly to a tree branch. My question would be why did this bird not have any tail ferthers?
female
no a cokatiel is a bird and to my knowledge no bird can reproduce asexually. there has to be a male and female to fertilize an egg
iron bird
It became the Florida state bird because when you turn it sideway's it looks like Florida
ohio's bird is a red cardnial
I dont know about the female but a Male Cardnial appeared at my feeder today with out any tail feathers and I watchd him fly to a tree branch. My question would be why did this bird not have any tail ferthers?
Originally from China, the Bantam Cochin is a little bird that lays small yellow eggs. This bird is known for having a variety of looks and colors. Once the eggs hatch, the female birds are calm, attentive mothers.
Canaries are not sexually dimorphic. They look the same as the males.
You have described a female cardinal. Females are not red.
it looks sharp an con capture any moving small object
Either a ptarmigan or indeed a partridge.
The female may be finding food/nesting materials whilst the male looks after the nest. If the female does not return after a long time then something is wrong...
Female American Redstarts, if it's a small, dark flitty bird.
If you mean, "what is the name for a female bird," the answer is "hen."
Mostly a female bird has less color and the male bird is more colorful.
Normally a female bird has duller colors than a male bird of it's type =)