Which bird are you

The arctic. Wherever life takes me. You like to learn and can pick up new things quickly. You really enjoy the world around you, especially nature. Kiwi Bird. You are kind and funny! You tend to have a tight, small group of friends that know you really well. You make jokes that in your opinion are good, but everyone else says they suck! Himalayan Monal. You are bright and have a colorful personality. You have a tendency to like new and exotic things. You like the arts, especially music and art which you enjoy, and are really good at them, too.

You have lots of good friends who are willing to stand by your side no matter what. You love winter, you keep warm, are super kind and friendly and prefer a tight group of friends. You are carefree, generous and super chill and you are a very good listener. You are graceful, calm, and think highly of yourself. Unfortunately, you are kind of a narcissist. You like to be noticed and have a dramatic flair. You love theater and the drama that comes with it. Kestrels nest in natural cavities, woodpecker nest holes, and bird boxes.

Despite the messy build-up, kestrels that are successful raising young in a cavity tend to return to the same one the next year. Learn more about American Kestrels on allaboutbirds. About American Robins : The American Robin, state bird of Connecticut, Michigan, and Wisconsin, is beloved for its beautiful song and homey ways, nesting in our backyards. Robins may begin singing in the middle of the night, singing most urgently before dawn. When they have enough light to see earthworms, they quiet down to focus on breakfast for a while.

A pair of robins may stick together for the entire summer, raising two, three, or even four broods of young. They grow territorial the following spring. Some robins return to the same nesting area year after year, but not predictably so. Learn more about robins on allaboutbirds. You are a loner who is loyal to your family. You can stick with a project for years.

You can wander long distances searching for the best fishing spots. We treasure it for its magnificent beauty and strength. A pair of eagles builds a huge stick nest in a large tree, often a white pine, and returns to the nest year after year, repairing and strengthening it as needed.

Eagles eat fish, seabirds, and a wide variety of other prey, including road-killed animals. They often grab and fly off with fish caught by Osprey. Learn more about Bald Eagles on allaboutbirds. You combine brains, beauty, and loyalty to family and friends.

Quick to anger when you feel threatened, you also have a sense of humor. Adaptable and unpredictable, you enjoy a wide variety of foods and communicate well both vocally and with body language. People seem to either love it for its beauty and intelligence or hate it for raiding the nests of other birds to feed its own young. Blue Jays are extremely sociable, with lots of different calls used in specific situations with their mate, family, and other jays. They also communicate with their crest, which they raise when agitated or lower when in intimate family situations or when feeding peaceably in a flock.

Learn more about Blue Jays on allaboutbirds. Family ties and friendships are important to you. You do things the way your parents did rather than trying new approaches. Young learn their migration route from their parents, and during migration and winter often band together with family members and acquaintances from previous years. Canada Geese are very hardy and can winter in the north where they can find open water. This is one of the only North American birds that can digest grass, so expansive lawns are big invitations for them.

Since the s, increasing numbers of them have adapted to urban life. Learn more about Canada Geese on allaboutbirds. You are curious, smart, talkative, and bold. You also have a lot of energy, like to try new things, but like to stay close to home. You are a creative person.

You stick with your neighbors and readily welcome others, even strangers, into your social circle. Chickadees are active, acrobatic, curious, social birds that live in flocks, often associating with woodpeckers, nuthatches, warblers, vireos, and other small woodland species. Learn more about chickadees on allaboutbirds. About Crows : Crows, close relatives of ravens, are considered one of the most intelligent and adaptable birds in the world.

Very social, they can form flocks in the thousands. Inquisitive and sometimes mischievous, they are good learners and problem-solvers, often raiding garbage cans and picking over discarded food containers. Learn more about crows on allaboutbirds.

You pretty much stick to a vegetarian diet. It feeds on weed seeds especially thistle and milkweed and, at feeders, on sunflower and nyjer, and seems to eat few or no insects.

Goldfinches nest later than most birds, not starting until milkweed, thistle, and other plants start going to seed; they use these fibrous seeds both for nesting materials and for food for themselves and their nestlings.

American Goldfinches are nomadic in winter, usually most abundant where natural food is also abundant. This makes it difficult to predict where they will be common from one winter to the next.

Learn more about goldfinches on allaboutbirds. You are a master of patience with an almost preternatural inner stillness. After you work out a solution to a problem, you use it over and over. Our award-winning website offers reliable, easy-to-understand explanations about how the world works. From fun quizzes that bring joy to your day, to compelling photography and fascinating lists, HowStuffWorks Play offers something for everyone.

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I'm more of a night owl. I'm more awake in the afternoon. I'm definitely a morning person. It depends on the day of the week. I need more information. I certainly do. I believe in something. I guess we will find out.

I like swans more. I like ducks more. I love chickens. I like them both. I'm more of a hunter. I'm more of a gatherer. I'm more of an opportunist. I'm a little of both.