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Black Vulture

  • Order Accipitriformes
  • Family Cathartidae
  • Head lacks feathers
  • Large crop
  • No voice

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Barn Owl

  • Order Strigiformes
  • Family Tytonidae
  • Heart-shaped facial disc
  • Lack crop
  • Long legs lack feathers on tarsus

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Barred Owl

  • Order Strigiformes
  • Family Strigidae
  • Circular facial disc
  • Large wings and short legs
  • Zygodactyl

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Osprey

  • Order Accipitriformes
  • Family Pandionidae
  • Winters along Gulf coast
  • Dive for prey feet-first
  • Hooked bill w/ cutting edge

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Double-crested Cormorant

  • Order Suliformes
  • Family Phalacrocoracidae
  • Winters Rio grande, Gulf, and E TX
  • Associated w/ water
  • Partially waterproof feathers

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Cattle Egret

  • Order Pelecaniformes
  • Family Ardeidae
  • Throughout TX
  • Long-necked and long-legged
  • Bill long and pointed

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Common Loon

  • Order Gaviiformes
  • Family Gaviidae
  • Winters on the gulf, migrate through TX
  • First three toes webbed
  • Strong, dagger-like bill

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Green-winged Teal

  • Order Anseriformes
  • Family Anatidae
  • Statewide
  • Bill broad and round at tip
  • Green accents

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Pied-billed Grebe

  • Order Podicipediformes
  • Family Podicipedidae
  • Throughout TX
  • Prefer to dive over fly from danger
  • Tail feathers small and insignificant

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Black-necked Stilt

  • Order Charadriiformes
  • Family Recurvirostridae
  • Year round on coast & S TX
  • Tied to water
  • Front toes webbed

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Ring-billed Gull

  • Order Charadriiformes
  • Family Laridae
  • Winters throughout Texas
  • Strong, long wings
  • Webbed feet with shorter legs
  • Pointed, sharp bill

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American Kestrel

  • Order Falconiformes
  • Family Falconidae
  • Year-round N TX, wintering birds S TX
  • Hooked bill with tomial tooth
  • Strong fliers

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Red-tailed Hawk

  • Order Accipitriformes
  • Family Accipitridae
  • Throughout TX
  • Hooked bill w/ cutting edge
  • Large wings typically more rounded than falcons

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Common Nighthawk

  • Order Caprimulgiformes
  • Family Caprimulgidae
  • Breeds in C & E TX
  • Long wings
  • Cryptic plumage for ground nesting

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Inca Dove

  • Order Columbiformes
  • Family Columbidae
  • Throughout most of TX
  • Crop produces "milk"
  • Plumage soft but dense

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Yellow-billed Cuckoo

  • Order Cuculiformes
  • Family Cuculidae
  • Loud calls
  • Zygodactyl
  • Curved bill

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Chimney Swift

  • Order Apodiformes
  • Family Apodidae
  • Throughout TX
  • Roost on verticle surfaces
  • Resemble flying cigars

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Cedar Waxwing

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Bombycillidae
  • Winters throughout TX
  • Soft crests on head
  • Tails short and possess a yellow tip

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Belted Kingfisher

  • Order Coraciiformes
  • Family Alcedinidae
  • Throughout TX
  • Straight, pointed bill
  • Compact body
  • Many species tied to water

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Purple Martin

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Hirundinidae
  • Breeds throughout most of TX
  • Flaps entire wing (compared to swifts)
  • Short neck

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Northern Bobwhite

  • Order Galliformes
  • Family Odontophoridae
  • Most of W TX
  • Plump bird
  • Short, powerful wings

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Blue Jay

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Corvidae
  • Eastern TX
  • Omnivores
  • Noisy and generally aggressive
  • Bill strong and stout

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Killdeer

  • Order Charadriiformes
  • Family Charadriidae
  • Throughout TX
  • Often in large flocks
  • Strong fliers

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Red-bellied Woodpecker

  • Order Piciformes
  • Family Picidae
  • East TX
  • Strong bill, straight and chisel-like
  • Long tongue
  • Zygodactyl

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American Robin

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Turdidae
  • Most of TX
  • Plump body
  • Strong legs

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White-throated Sparrow

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Passerellidae
  • Winters throughout TX
  • Small to medium size
  • Yellow spot near eye

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Northern Mockingbird

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Mimidae
  • Throughout TX
  • Flight rapid, often close to the ground
  • Long tail
  • Can be very aggressive

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Brown-headed cowbird

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Icteridae
  • Throughout TX
  • Pointed wing
  • Plumage rages

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Carolina Chickadee

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Paridae
  • Throughout C & E TX
  • Bill small, stout, and sharp
  • Short, strong legs

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Scaled Quail

  • Order Galliformes
  • Family Odontophoridae
  • Most of W TX
  • Scaled chest
  • Well-developed tail

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Indigo Bunting

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Cardinalidae
  • Breeds in E TX
  • Thick, conical bills
  • Relativley long tail

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Ruby-throated Hummingbird

  • Order Caprimulgiformes
  • Family Trochilidae
  • Breeds in E TX
  • Only birds to acheive a true hover
  • Narrow, elongated beak

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Great Crested Flycatcher

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Tyrannidae
  • Breeds in E & C TX
  • Erectile crests
  • Long tails

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Carolin Wren

  • Order Passeriformes
  • Family Troglodytidae
  • C & E & S TX
  • Small in size
  • Bill downturned

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American Oystercatcher

  • Order Charadriiformes
  • Family Haematopodidae
  • Gulf-coast
  • Distinctive dark and light plumage
  • Bill blunt tipped and laterally flat

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American Coot

  • Order Gruiformes
  • Family Rallidae
  • Partial migrant
  • Bill strong
  • Body laterally compressed

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