1. A bird of the forest floor, this species is usually heard more than it is seen.
2. I used to be known as a "Pigeon Hawk."
3. I am found in Europe and Asia, as well as in North America.
4. I am normally found in dense conifer forests in far western North America.
5. In the southeastern United States, I am often referred to as a "Hoot Owl".
6. This handsome couple are male (left) and female (right) in breeding plumage.
7. Be careful! Go by first impressions and you may get this one wrong!
8. I am found in North America, Asia, and Europe, and am found in open habitats.
9. My core summer breeding habitat is in the Southeastern and eastern United States.
10. I am a popular gamebird in many parts of my normal geographic range.
11. I am a common small wading bird in many parts of the United States.
12. I am a common summer resident along woodland edges in the eastern U.S. and the Great Plains.
13. We're about to find out how well you know your Swallow species...
14. I used to be known as the Marsh Hawk.
15. I am a common gull on many parts of the Gulf and Atlantic coasts of the United States.
16. I breed throughout much of Canada and the Western United States.
17. I am a common hummingbird near the U.S. West Coast, and can even be found there in the winter.
18. I forage by flying to the base of a tree and quickly moving upward, searching crevices for insects.
19. I am mostly found in the Great Plains and the Midwest during the summer months.
20. I am a very large wren species of the western United States.
