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Yellow Birds in Georgia

The yellow Georgia birds are mainly warblers, orioles, and tanagers. The American goldfinch is a small yellow bird with black wings of the state. A small bright yellow bird in Georgia is the yellow w

Birds of Prey in Idaho

Raptors garner our attention with amazing flights, sizes, and hunting techniques. Idaho boasts of many of these birds of prey in different habitats. They fall into six major categories: eagles, falco

Yellow Birds in Colorado

Many yellow birds call Colorado their home. A small yellow and black bird of the state is the American Goldfinch, and a bright yellow bird is the yellow warbler. A large yellow-bellied songbird here

Birds of Prey in Colorado

The major raptors living in Colorado are falcons, eagles, hawks, owls, kites, and vultures. The large birds of prey here are the red-tailed hawk, northern goshawk, bald eagle, great horned owl, and g

Birds of Prey in South Carolina

The raptors of South Carolina hunt reptiles, mammals, small birds, and even fish. They are mainly falcons, eagles, kites, hawks, vultures, and owls. The large birds of prey here are the red-tailed ha

Yellow Birds in Virginia

Big and little birds in various shades of yellow and different patterns can be spotted in Virginia. They are more abundant in the spring and summer than in the winter. The American goldfinch is a sma

Blue Birds in Virginia

The blue birds found in Virginia come in various shades of the color. A small, bright blue Virginia bird is the indigo bunting, while the common grackle is an iridescent blue bird of the state. The b

Birds of Prey in Pennsylvania

Different types of raptors live in Pennsylvania. They fall into six groups: eagles, falcons, hawks, kites, owls, and vultures. The large birds of prey here are the northern goshawk, red-tailed hawk,

Yellow Birds in Pennsylvania

The wild yellow birds of Pennsylvania are mostly warblers, tanagers, and orioles. Sometimes they are the females of a species that look different from the males. The most well-known bird of the state

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