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Chickadees are usually 12-15 cm. long. During the winter they usually flock to suburban areas, but in the other seasons, they usually live in forests. “These birds are constantly active – hopping, often feeding upside down, clinging to the underside of twigs and branches in their search for insect eggs and larvae” Tom Vezo enaturegroup Black-Capped Chickadee, 2007. Chickadees also feed on the bird feeders that people put outside of their homes. Also, it surprising to know that “…the salmon carcasses; even little chickadees and winter wrens have been seen pecking at them” Douglas H. Chadwick NationalGeographicMagazine Pacific Suite, 1996-2006. Chickadees have been able to adapt to the environment in which they live in. |
Revision as of 23:50, 29 September 2009
Chickadee can refer to:
- Tit (bird), a type of bird, specifically some North American members of the passerine family Paridae
- USS Chickadee (AM-59), a minesweeper in the United States Navy
- Chickadee (magazine), a Canadian children's magazine
Chickadees are usually 12-15 cm. long. During the winter they usually flock to suburban areas, but in the other seasons, they usually live in forests. “These birds are constantly active – hopping, often feeding upside down, clinging to the underside of twigs and branches in their search for insect eggs and larvae” Tom Vezo enaturegroup Black-Capped Chickadee, 2007. Chickadees also feed on the bird feeders that people put outside of their homes. Also, it surprising to know that “…the salmon carcasses; even little chickadees and winter wrens have been seen pecking at them” Douglas H. Chadwick NationalGeographicMagazine Pacific Suite, 1996-2006. Chickadees have been able to adapt to the environment in which they live in.