1. I am found in open habitats throughout most of North America.
2. In winter months, I can be found nearly anywhere along the Pacific coast of North America.
3. I am the largest of the "Buteo" hawks of North America.
4. I am a resident of the southwestern United States and Mexico.
5. I am a bird of deciduous forests of the eastern United States.
6. I am a small goose normally that is rarely found far away from coastal environments.
7. I am normally found in the boreal forests of Canada or mountain forests of the western United States.
8. I am a gregarious species, often found in small nesting colonies.
9. I am a warbler of western North America, even overwintering in some parts of the western U.S.
10. In the United States, I am only found in far southern Arizona and New Mexico.
11. I am the only Eider species that nests in a part of the continental United States.
12. I am closely related to Puffins, and can often be found in the same areas as Horned and Tufted Puffins.
13. I am found in higher-elevation forests of western North America.
14. My scientific name is Sialia mexicana.
15. I am a tough bird to observe, given my preference for dense thickets and scrub.
16. I migrate earlier to my summer breeding grounds than many other songbirds. I will often nest under bridges.
17. I am usually a difficult bird to observe, as the most you're likely to get is a glimpse amidst the wetland vegetation.
18. I am native to the Middle East and Asia, but have become well established in much of the western United States.
19. I used to be considered one species, the "Solitary Vireo", along with the Cassin's Vireo and the Plumbeous Vireo.
20. In the United States, I am mostly found in southern Arizona.
