Scientific Name: Poecile Atricapilla S

Description: Has a black line coming from its beak

to back to beak to chest. And, also a black and white wing and tanish feathers on chest. It also has black eyes.

Habitat: Trees or woody shrubs sometimes forests and woodlot, and parks.

Range: East Coast - West Coast not much in South Coast.

Diet: In winter half plant / half animal rest of year mostly 80% - 90% insect.

Interesting Facts: The Blacked Capped Chickadee hides seeds and eats them later - they can remember thousands of hiding spaces. The more dee notes in a Chickadee call the higher the threat.

Scientific Name: Sialia Sialis

Description: Bright blue back, a head, wings, and a rusty colored throat and breast. A white belly, females are similar but much duller.

Size: Medium sized birds that grow up to seven inches.

Habitat: Open woods, clearings, fields, gardens, streamsides, and roadsides.

Range: Southern Canada, down to Mexico.

Location: Edge of field at Thomas Prince School.

Diet: Insects, fruits, beetles, grasshoppers, crickets, caterpillars, spiders, blackberries and much more.
Interesting Facts: In the early spring, bluebirds lay 4 to 6 pale eggs and they sit on them for twelve days to keep them warm.

Scientific Name: Haemorhous Purpureus

Description: It grows to be about 15 cm.\ 5.9 in long. Males are raspberry red on the head, and females light brown and white.

Habitat: Forests and brush fields

Range: Northern North America, West coast and East coast.

Diet: It eats seeds, nuts and berries

Interesting Facts: The purple finch is the state bird of New Hampshire. It sometimes sounds like a barn swallow. The oldest purple finch recorded was 11 years 9 months.

Scientific Name: Turdus Migratorius

Description: The robin has a black and white streaked throat, bright, rusty sides and belly, a yellow beak (often with black tip) and dark brown wings.

Size: The robin is 7.9-11in from beak to tail. It`s wing span of 31-40cm.

Habitat: The robin`s habitat is open woodlands.

Range: All across Canada to the USA.

Location: The robin tends to be found on lawns and edge of the woods.

Diet: The robin eats lots of small worms and insects.

Egg Size: The egg size is a size of a quarter. The egg is sky blue or blue-green. Also the egg is unmarked.

Nesting Materials: The robin`s nest is made of dead grass twigs,feathers and rootless moss.

Nesting sites: The robin likes gutters,bushes,and outdoor light fixtures.

Scientific Name: Passer Domesticus .

Size: The House Sparrow is about 16cm in height and 24-39.5g in weight.

Description: The male House Sparrows are colored brightly with a gray head and white cheeks and a black bib.

Size: The House Sparrow is about 16 cm in height and about 24-39.5g in weight .

Habitat: House Sparrows live in parks, zoos, forests, grasslands, countryside's, and farmsteads .

Range: The House Sparrow live in the Americas, Africa, Europe, Asia and, Australia.

Location: It has been seen frequently at bird feeders

Diet: It feeds usually on seeds.

Interesting Fact: The House Sparrow was introduced in Brooklyn NY in 1851