A) Tail length B) Wing color C) Beak shape D) Foot size
A) Insects B) Nectar C) Fruit D) Seeds
A) Goldfinch B) House Finch C) Purple Finch D) Pine Siskin
A) Dull brown plumage in males B) Red head feathers C) Black stripes on the wings D) Bright yellow plumage in males
A) House Sparrow B) Purple Finch C) Crossbill D) Evening Grosbeak
A) Crossbill B) Common Redpoll C) Pine Siskin D) House Finch
A) Deserts B) Aquatic environments C) Open woodlands and fields D) Dense forests
A) Solitary hunting B) Nocturnal activity C) Burrowing D) Flocking
A) Long and slender B) Short and conical C) Hooked and sharp D) Spoon-shaped
A) Evening Grosbeak B) House Finch C) Purple Finch D) American Goldfinch
A) Insects B) Conifer seeds C) Berries D) Nuts
A) Flocking behavior B) Seed-eating habits C) Conical beak D) Long, pointed wings
A) Spring and summer B) Depends on the lunar cycle C) Year-round D) Autumn and winter
A) Less vibrant coloration B) Lack of tail feathers C) Larger size D) Different beak shape
A) Musical chirps and trills B) Silent communication C) Complex songs D) Loud squawks
A) American Goldfinch B) Common Redpoll C) House Finch D) Purple Finch
A) Cavity nests B) Cup-shaped nests C) Ground nests D) Platform nests
A) Extent of red coloration B) Size of beak C) Tail length D) Foot color
A) House Finch B) Pine Siskin C) Common Redpoll D) Evening Grosbeak
A) Black throat B) Yellow wing bars C) White eye ring D) Red forehead patch
A) Nectar B) Only insects C) Seeds and insects D) Only seeds
A) Air temperature B) Barometric pressure C) Geographic location D) Time of day
A) Migration patterns that vary based on food availability B) Migration by only young birds C) Migration only at night D) Migration to warmer climates only
A) Long and slender B) Mandibles that cross C) Hooked and sharp D) Short and conical
A) Iridescent B) Same C) Duller D) Brighter
A) Sipping nectar B) Catching insects C) Cracking seeds D) Filtering water
A) Pine Siskin B) House Finch C) Crossbill D) Purple Finch |