1. Osprey  21-24 ½ inches  Breeding mostly  Rivers, lakes, coasts  Fish

2. Belted Kingfisher  13 inches  Year round  Near water  Mostly fish

3. Wood Duck  17 to 20 inches  Breeding  Wooded swamps, rivers and ponds  Aquatic plants, seeds, grass, small aquatic animals and insects

4. Eastern Bluebird  7 inches  Year round  Open country with scattered trees; cavity nester  Insects, worms, berries, fruits

5. Great Blue Heron  42 – 52 inches  Year round  Shallow water  Fish, frogs, crayfish, insects

6. AmericanCrow  17 – 21 inches  Year round  Almost any habitiat  Almost anything edible

7. Canada Goose  25 – 43 inches  Year round  Water and fields  Grasses, seeds and aquatic plants

8. Common Yellowthroat  4 ½ to 5 ½ inches  Breeding  Swamps, marshes, wet thickets  Mainly insects

9. Great Egret  38 inches  Year round  Shallow water  Fish, frogs, crayfish, insects

10. Red-Tailed Hawk  19 – 25 inches  Year round  Woodlands to fields; generalist  Rodents, reptiles, small birds and grasshoppers

11. Baltimore Oriole  7 – 8 inches  Breeding  Forest edges, orchards and shade trees  Insects, small fruits, seeds, nectar and jelly

12. Northern Flicker  12- 14 inches  Year round  Open forests, semi- open lawns  Insects, berries, seeds and sap

13. Gray Catbird  9 inches  Breeding  Underbrush, brush  Insects, fruits

14. Field Sparrow  5 inches  Breeding  Fields and brush  Seeds, insects and small fruits

15. White – Breasted Nuthatch  5 – 6 inches  Year round  Wooded areas  Insects, seeds, nuts and suet

16. Information in this presentation was taken from: *A Field Guide to the Birds of Eastern and Central North America, 5 th ed. Roger Tory Peterson and Virginia Marie Peterson. Houghton Mifflin Company. 2002. *Bird Song Ear Training Guide by John FeithInformation in this presentation was taken from: *A Field Guide to the Birds of Eastern and Central North America, 5 th ed. Roger Tory Peterson and Virginia Marie Peterson. Houghton Mifflin Company. 2002. *Bird Song Ear Training Guide by John Feith