Backyard Birds Trivia Quiz

Backyard Birds of North America
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Backyard Birds of North America
Twelve questions cover familiar feeder visitors, calls, nests, seasonal colors, feeding habits, and surprising backyard behavior.
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Backyard bird trivia focuses on the familiar species that bring color, movement, and sound to North American yards. The questions cover feeder habits, distinctive calls, nesting, seasonal plumage, winter visitors, tree-climbing behavior, and migration.
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What This Quiz Covers

The quiz covers red and yellow breeding plumage, worm hunting on lawns, nectar feeding, hawk-call imitation, ground feeding, suet feeders, blue eggs, winter arrivals, unusual tree movement, and a demanding migration route.

Trivia Study Guide ›
  1. Which winter yard visitor is often nicknamed a "snowbird" because it appears farther south as cold weather arrives?
  2. Which bird regularly moves down tree trunks headfirst while searching bark for food?
  3. Which small woodpecker is a frequent visitor to backyard suet feeders across much of North America?
  4. Which tiny bird commonly makes a nonstop migration of roughly 500 miles across the Gulf of Mexico?
  5. Which backyard bird is famous for pulling earthworms from lawns after rain?
  6. Which slender, gray-brown backyard bird produces a soft, mournful coo and often feeds on the ground?
  7. Which familiar bird typically lays striking blue eggs in a cup-shaped nest reinforced with mud?
  8. Which familiar feeder bird has a bright red male and a tan female with reddish highlights?
  9. Which bold backyard bird may imitate the calls of hawks, sometimes sending other feeder birds scattering?
  10. Which small feeder visitor is known for hovering in place while drinking nectar from flowers?
  11. Which small black-and-white bird gets its familiar name from one of its repeated calls?
  12. Which seed-loving bird becomes especially bright yellow during the breeding season?
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