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Fringillidae
House Finch
This charming songbird brightens backyards across North America with its cheerful melodies and rosy-red plumage.
Mimidae
Northern Mockingbird
A master vocalist with a repertoire of over 200 songs, this feathered mimic can be heard serenading neighborhoods across North America day and night.
Mountain
Subarctic
Pine Siskin
A feisty finch with a sharp, buzzy call, often spotted in flocks raiding backyard feeders across North America and beyond.
Cardinalidae
Painted Bunting
This kaleidoscope of feathers turns heads with its vibrant rainbow plumage, making it one of North America's most colorful songbirds.
Trochilidae
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Known as the jewel of the garden, and North America's most common hummingbird, this tiny, vibrant bird, can sip nectar from over 1,000 flowers a day.
Freshwater
Anatidae
Hooded Merganser
With its punk-rock crest and piercing yellow eyes, this small diving duck turns heads on lakes and ponds across North America.
Corvidae
American Crow
This clever, jet-black bird is a familiar sight in urban areas and countryside alike across North America.
New Caledonian Crow
The feathered genius of the South Pacific, this tool-wielding corvid crafts its own hooks to snag insect prey.
Sulidae
Blue-footed Booby
Known for its distinctive azure feet, this seabird puts on a quirky courtship dance that's a must-see for nature enthusiasts worldwide.
Philippine Eagle
One of the world's largest and most powerful eagles, this majestic raptor soars as the national bird of the Philippines, embodying strength and pride across the archipelago.
Paridae
Tufted Titmouse
Small but spirited, this chunky songbird stands out in North American gardens with its distinctive gray mohawk and big black eyes.
Red Orange
Pale Orange
Fringillidae
House Finch
This charming songbird brightens backyards across North America with its cheerful melodies and rosy-red plumage.
Mimidae
Northern Mockingbird
A master vocalist with a repertoire of over 200 songs, this feathered mimic can be heard serenading neighborhoods across North America day and night.
Mountain
Subarctic
Pine Siskin
A feisty finch with a sharp, buzzy call, often spotted in flocks raiding backyard feeders across North America and beyond.
Cardinalidae
Painted Bunting
This kaleidoscope of feathers turns heads with its vibrant rainbow plumage, making it one of North America's most colorful songbirds.
Trochilidae
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Known as the jewel of the garden, and North America's most common hummingbird, this tiny, vibrant bird, can sip nectar from over 1,000 flowers a day.
Freshwater
Anatidae
Hooded Merganser
With its punk-rock crest and piercing yellow eyes, this small diving duck turns heads on lakes and ponds across North America.
Corvidae
American Crow
This clever, jet-black bird is a familiar sight in urban areas and countryside alike across North America.
New Caledonian Crow
The feathered genius of the South Pacific, this tool-wielding corvid crafts its own hooks to snag insect prey.
Sulidae
Blue-footed Booby
Known for its distinctive azure feet, this seabird puts on a quirky courtship dance that's a must-see for nature enthusiasts worldwide.
Philippine Eagle
One of the world's largest and most powerful eagles, this majestic raptor soars as the national bird of the Philippines, embodying strength and pride across the archipelago.
Paridae
Tufted Titmouse
Small but spirited, this chunky songbird stands out in North American gardens with its distinctive gray mohawk and big black eyes.