1. In small groups identify the birds in the pictures:
Left- male house sparrow
Right- male house finch

2. Left- tufted titmouse
Right-black-capped chickadee

3. Top- black-capped chickadee
Middle- female cardinal
Bottom- male cardinal

4. All 3- house sparrow- male on right, female left, middle can’t tell bc can’t see head

5. Left- gold finch (this is what it’s dull winter plumage typically looks like)
Middle- black-capped chickadee- could potentially be mistaken for a nuthatch but it’s hood is a much darker black, the little bit of beak you can see shows that it’s small, not spear-like, and it’s body is small and compact
Right- tufted titmouse – the black spot above the beak and the crest is a dead giveaway

6. 4 goldfinches (summer plumage)
Top right- hairy woodpecker- wider black shoulder patch than downy would have, significantly bigger than the goldfinches- downy would be closer
Bottom- junco

7. Center- female house sparrow (no belly streaks so not house finch)
Behind- male house finch
Bottom- two morning doves

8. Bonus Slide
BONUS SLIDE- common redpoll (only one that’s not in the “sweet 16”)