Black capped chickadee
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The black-capped chickadee is a small passerine bird that is 12.3-14.6 cm long and weighs 10-14 grams. It builds nests 1-7 meters above the ground during its breeding season from April to June, where the female lays 6-8 white eggs with reddish-brown spots. The eggs hatch after 11-14 days of incubation. To survive cold winters, the chickadee fluffs out its feathers to stay warm instead of hibernating like other birds.
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2. There are three species of peafowl - the Indian blue peafowl, green peafowl, and Congo peafowl.
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Black capped chickadee
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- 2. Kingdom: Animalia (animals) Phylum: Chordata (Vertebrate) Class: Aves (Birds) Order: Passeriformes (Perching Birds) Family: Paridae (bird) Genus: Poecile ( Species: P. atricapillus
- 4. The chickadee reproduces sexually. Before they reproduce they make a nest 1-7 meters above the ground. The females only make the nest. Their nesting season is April through June. The black capped chickadees lay eggs. The eggs are white with dots of reddish brown at the larger end. When they lay their eggs they lay a clutch of eggs that is about 6-8 eggs. Incubation lasts about 11-14 days.
- 5. The chickadee 12.3- 14.6 cm, and its body mass grows up to 10-14 grams. The male and female look alike but the males are slightly larger and longer than females.
- 6. The chickadee responds to cold winter weather by poofing its feathers out to stay warm, This makes them look fatter than normal. Because of this they don’t hibernate like all the other birds.
- 7. The chickadee has a black cap and a bib with white sides to its face. Its back is gray and the tail and wings are normally a lighter gray. The sides of their bodies are usually a tan color.