723-01 Winter Birds...Mergus serrator ANATIDAE Red-breasted Merganser (female) Common Merganser...
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CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, USA COMMON WINTER BIRDS OF CHICAGO
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Photos by: John Picken except where indicated. Produced by: Tyana Wachter, Josh Engel, J. Philipp & Douglas Stotz © Josh Engel [[email protected]]. With the support from Connie Keller and the Andrew Mellon Foundation © Science and Education, The Field Museum, Chicago, IL 60605 USA. [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] Rapid Color Guide #723 version 1 06/2016
Canada Goose
Mallard (male) Mallard (female) Red-breasted Merganser (male) Branta canadensis
ANATIDAE (Photo: J. Engel) Anas platyrhynchos
ANATIDAE Anas platyrhynchos
ANATIDAE Mergus serrator
ANATIDAE
Red-breasted Merganser (female) Common Merganser (male) Common Merganser (female) Common Goldeneye (male) Mergus serrator
ANATIDAE Mergus merganser
ANATIDAE Mergus merganser
ANATIDAE Bucephala clangula
ANATIDAE
Common Goldeneye (female) Herring Gull (adult) Herring Gull (juvenile) Ring-billed Gull (adult) Bucephala clangula
ANATIDAE Larus argentatus
LARIDAE Larus argentatus
LARIDAE (Photo: A. Ayyash) Larus delawarensis
LARIDAE
Ring-billed Gull (juvenile)
Cooper’s Hawk (adult)
Cooper’s Hawk (juvenile) Red-tailed Hawk (juvenile) Larus delawarensis
LARIDAE (Photo: A. Ayyash) Accipiter cooperii
ACCIPITRIDAE (Photo: J. Goldner) Accipiter cooperii
ACCIPITRIDAE (Photo: F. Morel) Buteo jamaicensis
ACCIPITRIDAE (Photo: J. Goldner)
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Photos by: John Picken except where indicated. Produced by: Tyana Wachter, Josh Engel, J. Philipp & Douglas Stotz © Josh Engel [[email protected]]. With the support from Connie Keller and the Andrew Mellon Foundation © Science and Education, The Field Museum, Chicago, IL 60605 USA. [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] Rapid Color Guide #723 version 1 06/2016
Red-tailed Hawk (adult)
Mourning Dove
Rock Pigeon
Downy Woodpecker (male) Buteo jamaicensis
ACCIPITRIDAE Zenaida macroura
COLUMBIDAE Columba livia COLUMBIDAE
Picoides pubescens PICIDAE (Photo: J. Skrentny)
Red-bellied Woodpecker (male) Monk Parakeet American Kestrel (male) Peregrine Falcon (adult) Melanerpes carolinus
PICIDAE Myiopsitta monachus
PSITTACIDAE Falco sparverius FALCONIDAE (Photo: J. Engel)
Falco peregrinus FALCONIDAE (Photo: S.Ware)
Peregrine Falcon (juvenile) White-breasted Nuthatch Red-breasted Nuthatch Black-capped Chickadee Falco peregrinus
FALCONIDAE (Photo: Field Museum)Sitta carolinensis
SITTIDAE Sitta canadensis
SITTIDAE Poecile atricapillus
PARIDAE
American Robin
European Starling Blue Jay
American Crow Turdus migratorius
TURDIDAE Sturnus vulgaris
STURNIDAE Cyanocitta cristata
CORVIDAE Corvus brachyrhynchos
CORVIDAE
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Photos by: John Picken except where indicated. Produced by: Tyana Wachter, Josh Engel, J. Philipp & Douglas Stotz © Josh Engel [[email protected]]. With the support from Connie Keller and the Andrew Mellon Foundation © Science and Education, The Field Museum, Chicago, IL 60605 USA. [fieldguides.fieldmuseum.org] Rapid Color Guide #723 version 1 05/2016
Dark-eyed Junco (male)
Dark-eyed Junco (female) House Sparrow (male)
House Sparrow (female) Junco hyemalis
EMBERIZIDAE Junco hyemalis
EMBERIZIDAE Passer domesticus
PASSERIDAE Passer domesticus
PASSERIDAE
American Tree Sparrow White-throated Sparrow Northern Cardinal (male) Northern Cardinal (female) Spizelloides arborea
EMBERIZIDAE Zonotrichia albicollis
EMBERIZIDAE Cardinalis cardinalis
CARDINALIDAE Cardinalis cardinalis
CARDINALIDAE
American Goldfinch Pine Siskin House Finch (male) House Finch (female) Spinus tristis
FRINGILLIDAE Spinus pinus
FRINGILLIDAE Haemorhous mexicanus
FRINGILLIDAE Haemorhous mexicanus
FRINGILLIDAE This guide is meant to help identify most of the birds that inhabit the Chicago area in winter. These are birds that live in parks, neighborhoods, gardens, beaches, and open water, including Lake Michigan. It should cover the birds you see at your bird feeders. However, the guide is not comprehensive, and you may see birds that are not included. In that case, it is best to consult a field guide such as The Sibley Field Guide to Birds of Eastern North America to find the correct identification.