A is for American Avocet

The American Avocet is a shorebird, with it's long upturned black bill, black and white patterned wings, and it's blue gray legs.

B is for Bald Eagle

The Bald Eagle is a large bird of prey, who is very strong, and very tough. But don't mess with it's looks, it may be called the "Bald Eagle", but it's actually got a white head.

C is for Cuckoo

The Cuckoo is a bird that is known for its "Coo - Koo" call. And it steals other bird's nests just to raise eggs.

D is for Duck

Ducks have webbed feet, they are great swimmers, and some are wild like the Mallard, and some are tame like the Pekin duck.

E is for Eastern Bluebird

The Eastern Bluebird is omnivorous meaning it feeds both on both plants and insects, plus berries.

F is for Fish Crow

The Fish Crow lives off the Southeastern US and catches fish in its bill.

G is for Goose.

The Goose is a cousin to a duck, but bigger and more short tempered, and they fly south for the winter. My most favorite goose is the Canada Goose.

H is for Hummingbird.

The Hummingbird is small, and can hover with its wings, instead of flying. And they eat nectar from the flowers.

I is for Indigo Bunting.

Indigo Buntings are birds, with blue feathers, and they sing sweetly.

J is for Jay

Jays come in all kinds of species, the Blue Jay, the Canada Jay, and the Steller's Jay.

K is for Kiwi

Kiwis are flightless birds native to Australia, they have long beaks, and small eyes, and a big brown body of feathers.

L is for Loon

Loons are expert swimmers and divers, they eat fish, and are notable for their red eyes, black and white feathers, and their haunting call.

M is for Meadowlark

The Meadowlark is a medium sized bird, that is found across Western and Central North America, they sing a melodious note, and have yellow bellies.

N is for Nightingale

The Nightingale is a small, shy, migratory bird, who sings a beautiful tune, to attract mates.

O is for Oriole

Orioles come in different colors, the males are black with an orange belly, and the females are brown with a yellow belly.

P is for Piping Plover

The Piping Plover is a small, sandy colored shorebird, with orange legs, and a black neck, and is listed as a threatened species.

Q is for Quail

Quails are small, social ground dwelling birds famous for their forward facing plume, and their mother instinct.

R is for Robin

The Robin is a small, common, migratory bird with a rusty red chest and a grayish brown back, and a yellow beak.