Carolina Chickadee (Poecile carolinensis)
The Carolina Chickadees were seen seen near one of the ponds in the area feeding on the seeds of a sweetgum tree along side House Finches.
The Carolina Chickadee has a black cap and black bib with white cheeks. Their tail is long and narrow which along with the back and wings is a gray color.
Although there is no sexual dimorphism in the coloration of this species the males are typically larger.
Carolina Chickadees are often found in flocks but tend to space themselves apart while feeding.
Carolina Chickadee Call
No comments:
Post a Comment