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Robin - The American Robin

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The American Robin has reddish to orange breasts and feed upon grass lands and forests during the day. At night they flock into larger groups and rest until about 6AM. Besides cats, snakes and squirrels which may be too common in the outside wilderness, these birds don't have many more enemies. They are found often times picking worms out of lawns.

Cardinals - Northern Birds

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With an 8 to 9 inch length from tail to head, these crimson red birds are really attractive. Males tend to be richer in red colors, while females have lighter shades of red. Males tend to be territorial and fend off other animals from entering their tight spaces. They feed on weeds, grains, fruits and sometimes insects.

Blue Jays – All About These Blue Vested Birds

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Blue Jays are native to North American countries. They can co-exist among densely wooded, spruce and coniferous locations as well as forest like regions. Depending on the sub-species of blue jay, the blue colored plumage can be light to dark. Popular types of subspecies in North America are the Northern Blue Jay, Coastal Blue Jay, Interior Blue Jay and Florida Blue Jay.

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Parakeets - Small Sociable Birds

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As ancestors of Parrots, these small multicolored birds haven't lost any taste for interactions and play time. Most of the species are native to Australia. There shades of feather colors include, red, green, blue, yellow, gray, black, and white.

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Cardinal Gifts

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The Cardinal is such a gorgeous bird. I hear it's especially beautiful against a snowy background, but it doesn't snow much on the South Texas coast. There are two cardinal families living in my backyard and they give me hours of entertainment watching them play, eat and chase each other around all my rose bushes. Thanks to these birds, I have found I enjoy collecting cardinal gifts.