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The daily sighting
What's at the feeder?
Guess the mystery North American bird in eight tries. Every guess tells you where to look next.
Name any bird to start — I'll tell you how close you are.
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The feeder is quiet.
Search any bird above to make your first guess.
Exact Close Keep looking points toward the answer
? How to read the clues+
Green is an exact match.
Gold means you're close.
Arrows point toward the bird.
What each column tells you
- Group
- The bird family — thrushes, woodpeckers, hawks & eagles, and so on.
- Colors
- Its most visible plumage colors. Same main color is green; sharing any color shows gold.
- Habitat
- Where you'd most likely see it: forest, backyards, wetlands, grassland, coast or desert.
- Region
- Where in North America it mainly lives: nationwide, east, west, north or south.
- Size
- Length class from Tiny to Huge. An arrow points to a bigger or smaller bird; a neighbouring class shows gold.
- Wingspan
- Typical wingspan in inches. The arrow points toward the mystery bird’s wingspan.
- Diet
- What it mainly eats. Omnivores overlap the others, so they show gold.