The northern parula Warbler

This is a bird of the deep woods so it is seldom seen. But it is a common breeding bird in Florida, and it uses spanish moss to build its nest. The name of this species is pronounced "pear-ou-lah." and it is a member of the wood warbler family. and it lives in the eastern part of the country.

The Albino Mexican Jay

The Albino Mexican Jay this bird was an out cast from the rest of the flock. and it has red eyes.

The Albino Gray Jay

The Albino Gray Jay is rare but lives in some of the same places as the common Gray Jay.

The Red-faced Warbler

The Red-faced Warbler is a member of the warbler family and lives in the southwest part of the country. The Red-faced Warbler is instantly recognizadle.

The Tennessee Warbler

The Tennessee Warbler is a member of the warbler family and it lives in the east part of the country.

The Western Bluebird

The Western Bluebird is a member of the bluebird family and the thrush family. and lives in the west part of the country.

The mountain Bluebird

The mountain Bluebird lives in the west part of the country. it is blue or white.

The Gray catbird

The Gray catbird is named for its "mewing" cat-like call. most frequently heard when the bird is disturdbed or irritated.

The Orange-crowned Warbler

The Orange-crowned Warbler this little bird has a touch of orange on its head, but these feathers are only seen when the bird is excited.