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Ambling in the woods nearby, one of the common voices in this region is that of the Carolina Chickadee. A year-round occupant, easily identifiable, gregarious, and beautiful. They lecture me when the feeders in the back yard need attention and sing to hikers along the trails. Masters of survival under the most brutal conditions, they can find food under the worst circumstances. Members of the Paridae Family that worldwide include 13 Genera and 62 species (Birds of the World). Four Genra and 14 species inhabit North America. These are birds of many faces.

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A small grey bird with black throat and black head staring intently at a flying insect (out of focus) before it launches to capture.

Carolina Chickadee - Poecile carolinensis — A small grey bird with black throat and black head staring intently at a flying insect (out of focus) before it launches to capture. Carolina Chickadee - Poecile carolinensis

Small grey bird with light underpants, black chin and black head feeding on a cattail in the depth of winter.

Carolina Chickadee - Poecile carolinensis — Small grey bird with light underpants, black chin and black head feeding on a cattail in the depth of winter. Carolina Chickadee - Poecile carolinensis

Small gray bird with light underpants working on a worm casing food in the depth of winter. It was successful.

Carolina Chickadee - Poecile carolinensis — Small gray bird with light underpants working on a worm casing food in the depth of winter. It was successful. Carolina Chickadee - Poecile carolinensis

Small bird with light underpants, a black beard, short black bill and black head. The wings are gray. An acrobat in flight. A gregarious and very vocal bird.

Carolina Chickadee - Poecile carolinensis — Small bird with light underpants, a black beard, short black bill and black head. The wings are gray. An acrobat in flight. A gregarious and very vocal bird. Carolina Chickadee - Poecile carolinensis

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Still working through the Passeriformes, the largest of the Orders. Much to learn. Here going from the largest (Raven) to one of the smallest (Brown Creeper). The Brown Creeper is a singleton in North America. It is small (~13 cm long) and very well camouflaged, so it can be tough to see. One of our common winter birds - people celebrate the arrival of Brown Creepers As the name suggests they creep along tree trunks searching for food - creeping to the top, then flying to the base of the next tree. Wonderful to watch.

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A small, well camouflaged bird with mottled brown, tan and white wings and head. The underpants and breast are white. The bill long and curves downward. These creep up a tree searching for insects, then fly to the base of the next tree to start the search over.

Brown Creeper - Certhia americana. The only member of the Family Certhiidae, Genus Certhia in North America. There are 9 species the Genus World wide.

https://birdsoftheworld.org/bow/species/certhi2/cur/species — A small, well camouflaged bird with mottled brown, tan and white wings and head. The underpants and breast are white. The bill long and curves downward. These creep up a tree searching for insects, then fly to the base of the next tree to start the search over. Brown Creeper - Certhia americana. The only member of the Family Certhiidae, Genus Certhia in North America. There are 9 species the Genus World wide. https://birdsoftheworld.org/bow/species/certhi2/cur/species

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