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Turkey Vultures live throughout most of North, Central, and South America. Their range extends from southern Canada through the United States, Mexico, and Central America … Read More

Turkey Vultures mainly eat carrion, meaning the bodies of animals that are already dead. They commonly search for roadkill, dead mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, and … Read More

The Turkey Vulture is a large scavenging bird recognized by its bald red head, dark plumage, broad wings, and effortless soaring flight. Often seen circling … Read More

The great tit is a colorful and intelligent songbird commonly found across Europe, parts of North Africa, and much of Asia. Its black head, white … Read More

The coal tit is a tiny, energetic woodland bird recognized by its black cap, white cheeks, gray back, and distinctive white patch on the back … Read More

The black-crested titmouse is a lively songbird recognized by its pointed black crest, gray body, pale underside, and rusty-colored sides. It is especially associated with … Read More

The white-breasted nuthatch is a compact woodland bird known for its white face, blue-gray back, and unusual ability to climb headfirst down tree trunks. Common … Read More

The Red-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta canadensis) is a small, energetic songbird recognized by its blue-gray back, rusty-orange underparts, black eye stripe, and white eyebrow. It is … Read More

The female Downy Woodpecker is a small black-and-white bird commonly seen in woodlands, parks, orchards, and suburban yards across North America. She closely resembles the … Read More

Downy Woodpeckers eat insects, larvae, seeds, nuts, berries, tree sap, and other energy-rich foods. Their diet changes throughout the year depending on what is available. … Read More