Carolina Chickadee

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The Carolina Chickadee is a small North American songbird in the tit family, known for its grayish body, black cap and bib, and distinctive chick-a-dee call, and is commonly found in southeastern United States woodlands and suburban areas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bird species
passerine
averageLength 11 cm
4.3 in
averageMass 9 g
binomialName Poecile carolinensis NERFINISHED
bodyColor grayish upperparts
cheekColor white cheeks
class Aves
clutchSize 3–10 eggs
commonName Carolina chickadee NERFINISHED
Carolina titmouse NERFINISHED
describedBy John James Audubon NERFINISHED
diet berries
insects
seeds
spiders
eggColor white with fine reddish-brown spots
family Paridae NERFINISHED
foragingBehavior gleans insects from twigs and foliage
visits bird feeders
genus Poecile NERFINISHED
habitat deciduous woodlands
mixed forests
suburban areas
wooded parks
headPattern black bib
black cap
IUCNStatus Least Concern
kingdom Animalia
nativeTo North America
southeastern United States
nestSite nest boxes
tree cavities
nestType cavity nester
notableTrait highly vocal communication system
tame and confiding around humans
order Passeriformes
overlapsRangeWith Black-capped Chickadee NERFINISHED
phylum Chordata
residency non-migratory
scientificName Poecile carolinensis NERFINISHED
socialBehavior forms mixed-species flocks in winter
taxonRank species
typicalRange Maryland to Florida
eastern Texas to New Jersey
underpartsColor whitish to buff underparts
vocalization chick-a-dee-dee-dee call
four-note fee-bee-fee-bay song

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Black-capped Chickadee similarTo Carolina Chickadee