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Online version of CD ... Indeed, there is not an individual in the Union who does not know the little Snow-bird, which, in America, is cherished as the Robin is in Europe. I have seen it fed by persons from the "Old Country," and have always been pleased by such a sight.
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www.audubon.org/bird/Boa/F15_G3a.html
www.audubon.org/bird/Boa/F15_G3a.html
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on snowbird (bird), species of junco. ... junco (bird) ... CREATE MY snowbird NEW ARTICLE...
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www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/667260/snowbird
www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/667260/snowbird
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The Dark-eyed junco known as the snowbird is described along with a picture. The nesting, mating, and feeding habits are detailed ... The Dark-eyed Junco commonly called snowbird, because of its sudden appearance around winter bird feeding stations, is a member of the sparrow family.
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www.wild-bird-watching.com/junco.html
www.wild-bird-watching.com/junco.html
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Until the late 1920’s, the Junco, a bunting, was known as the Snowbird, the darker male being referred to as the Black Snowbird and female being referred to as the Gray Snowbird.
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www.newshopper.net/BoxFeatureSix.htm
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The country was then settled by many hostile Indians and shortly after he located there an Indian chief know as Red Bird was killed and Red Bird River was named after this Indian chief. 9 The name of this Indian Chief "Red Bird" is referred to in A.B. Gilbert's letter, supra (White 1932).
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freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brockfamily/...
freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~brockfamily/ChiefRedBird-byKBTankersley-3.html
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Snowbird has enough beds (not sofa sleepers) for eight people, plus an infant's bed. There are three bedrooms available, a spacious loft bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, two baths, fireplace, and a private sauna for six.
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www.snow-bird.us/
www.snow-bird.us/
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However, the large black eye patch and black feathering running up the nape and onto the crown identifies this bird as a hatch-year Red Phalarope. By November, most juveniles are already displaying a fairly uniform pale gray back like the bird above.
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birdfellow.com/
birdfellow.com/
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Purple martin houses are not just a passing shelter for the birds during inclement weather; they are the place that a single colony will return to, year after year. Hence, owners of purple martin houses are referred to as “landlords.”; ... Home Bird Houses Purple Martin Houses;
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www.backyardbird.com/purmarhous.html
www.backyardbird.com/purmarhous.html
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2. A line from Shakespeare (The Winter's Tale): "... when the xxxx builds, look to lesser linen". Which bird is being referred to here? (It has a reputation for stealing washing and other garments to line its nest).
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www.northwoodvillage.org.uk/village/naturalhistory/natu...
www.northwoodvillage.org.uk/village/naturalhistory/naturalhistoryquiz/default.aspx
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