Great Blue Heron  Ardea herodias  Omnivore  Very versatile when it comes to food.  Known to eat voles, fish, and reptiles.

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Great Blue Heron  Ardea herodias  Omnivore  Very versatile when it comes to food.  Known to eat voles, fish, and reptiles

Migration Territories of Blue Heron

Canada Goose  Branta canadensis  Herbivorous  Food-Grass, sedges, grain, and berries

Mallard  Anas platyrhynchos  Food-Insects and larvae, Aquatic invertebrates, seeds,grain

Wood Duck  Aix sponsa  Food-Seeds, acorns, fruits, Aquatic and terrestrial Invertebrates.

Red-Tailed Hawk  Buteo jamaicensis  Food-Omnivore

Osprey  Pandion haliaetus  Food-Fish

Bald Eagle  Haliaeetus leucocephalus  Food-Opertunistic Feeder

American Crow  Corvus brachyrhynchos  Food-Omnivore, waste grain, earth worms, garbage, seeds

Red-Headed Woodpecker  Melanerpes erythrocephalus  Food-Omnivore, Beech and Oak mast, seeds, nuts, And fruit.

Ring-Necked Pheasant  Phasianus colchicus  Food-seed, grasses, leaves Roots, fruits and nuts.

Wild Turkey  Meleagris gallopavo  Food-Acorns, nuts, seed, fruits, Insects, buds, salamanders.

American Robin  Turdus migratorius  Food-mostly worms and friuts

Eastern Bluebird  Sialia sialis  Food-Insects and Small Fruits

Northern Cardinal  Cardinalis cardinalis  Food-Seeds, fruits, buds, and insects

American Goldfinch  Carduelis tristis  Food-Seeds and a few insects

Barn Swallow  Hirundo rustica  Food-Flying Insects

Blue Jay  Cyanocitta cristata  Food- Arthropods, acorns and Nuts, fruits, seeds,small invertebrates

Northern Oriole  Icterus galbula  Food-Caterpillars, fruits, Insects, spiders, and nectar

Ruby Throated Hummingbird  Archilochus colubris  Food- Flower nectar, small Insects, and tree sap

Common Raven  Corvus corax  Food-Omnivore, meat, eggs, insects, grain, garbage, and carrion.