The document describes birds found in different regions of the United States and Maryland. It provides the bird name, habitat, diet, and an interesting fact for each region. Some of the birds mentioned include the blue jay in the Northeast region, American kestrel in the Midatlantic region, and red crossbill in the Southeast region.

1. NORTHEAST REGION - UNITED STATES BIRD NAME: Blue Jay. HABITAT: Evergreen forest. DIET: seeds and soft – shelled nuts. FACT: The blue jay does not fly south in winter. The blue jay has a blue crest, bright blue and white wings and a white chest. It is found in the countryside as well as towns. By: Betsy

2. MIDATLANTIC REGION - UNITED STATES BIRD NAME: American Kestrel. HABITAT: He lives in the Desert. DIET: Seeds and fruits. FACT: A group of Kestrel are collectively known as a flight hover, and soar of Kestrel. By: Betsy

3. SOUTHEAST REGION - UNITED STATES BIRD NAME: Red crossbill. HABITAT: Mountains. DIET: Nuts fruits and seeds. FACT: The crossed mandibles of the of these unusual birds are specialized for opening pin trees. By: Betsy

4. STATES GREAT LAKES REGION - UNITED BIRD NAME: American Redstart. HABITAT: Coast. DIET: Oranges and a lot of fruits. FACT: While there are well over a million common America the population of barrow ‘s golden is less than 200,000. By Betsy

5. MIDWEST REGION - UNITED STATES BIRD NAME: Indigo Bunting . HABITAT: Coast. Diet: Small seeds and insects . FACT: The handsome Indigo Bunting returns in April from its winter home in Mexico and Central America, to nest in the woodland and overgrown fields of the east and south. Cerulean Warbler By: Betsy

6. MOUNTAIN REGION - UNITED STATES BIRD NAME: Gadwall. HABITAT: Mountains. DIET: Seeds and nuts. FACT: They swim when it is cold and also when it is snowing. By: Betsy

7. PACIFIC COAST REGION - UNITED STATES BIRD NAME: Brambling. HABITAT: Coast. DIET: Plants and seeds. FACT: They like when it snows because they start playing with the snow with there wings. By: Betsy

8. SOUTHWEST REGION - UNITED STATES BIRD: Bald Eagle. HABITAT: Coast. DIET: Mainly fish. FACT: The bald eagle build the largest nest of any North American bird, up to 4 meters. By: Betsy

9. ATLANTIC COASTAL PLAIN - MARYLAND BIRD NAME: Rock Pigeon. HABITAT: Cliffs and rock. DIET: Seeds and litter bugs. FACT: The rock pigeon was first described Gremlin in 1789. By: Betsy

10. PIEDMONT PLATEAU - MARYLAND BIRD NAME: Cerulean Warbler. HABITAT: Forest and Mountains. DIET: These bird mainly eats insects. FACT: Prefers mature forests with broad-leaved, deciduous species and an open understory; often found near bottomlands and rivers. By: Betsy

11. MARYLAND APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN REGION BIRD NAME: Lazuli Bunting. HABITAT: Towns. DIET: Seeds and insects . FACT: This bird makes a loose cup nest of grasses and rootlets placed in a bush. It lays three or four pale blue eggs. In the eastern and southern part of its range, it often hybridizes with the Indigo Bunting. By: Betsy