1. American Robin Known for its red breast, it’s one of the first signs of spring in North America.
2. Bald Eagle Symbol of the United States, it’s known for its majestic appearance and impressive hunting skills.
3. Blue Jay Recognizable by its striking blue feathers and noisy calls, it’s a common sight in North America.
4. Cardinal Known for its bright red plumage, it’s often associated with Christmas and winter.
5. Chickadee Small, energetic birds with distinctive .chick-a-dee-dee-dee”
6. Crow Intelligent and adaptable bir. with a complex vocal repertoire.
7. Duck are of many species, Icnown for their aquatic habitats and quacking calls.
8. Eurasian Sparrow Commonly found in urban area, 01.1d, id, they’re known for their adaptability’
9. Flamingo .thwn for their vibrant pink cothration and distinctive long necks.
10. Hummingbird The smallest birds in the world, .pable of hovering in mid-air and flying backward.
11. Mallard The most common du. speci., found throughout Nothi America, Europe, and Asia.
12. Owl Nocturnal birds of prey known for their silent flig,ht and keen hunting abilities.
13. Peacock Known for its extravagant plumage and impressive courtship displays.
14. Penguin Flightless bird, found in she Southern Hemisphere, known for their tuxedo-like appearance.
15. Pigeon Found in urban areas worldwide, often seen as pests but also revered for their role in messaging throughout history.
16. Seagull Often seen near coastlines, scavenging for food and soaring on ocean breezes.
17. Swan Majestic birds known for their grace and elegance, often seen gliding across ponds and lakes.
18. Toucan Colorful birds found in Central and South America, known for their large, colorful bills.
19. Woodpecker Known for their drumming on trees and distinctive red plumage on their heads.
20. Yellow Warbler Small, brightly colored songbirds found across No. and South America.