COMM0N BIRDS OF OHIO cd guidebook - Camp Joy

COMM0N BIRDS OF ohio c d g u i d e b o o kDIVISION OF WILDLIFETRACK #37 Like the purple martin, barn swallows are very much associated with humans. This bird is aptly named; they typically build their nests on support beams in barns, or under overhangs of sheds and other buildings. Barn swallows are unmistakable, with their very long forked tails and orangish underparts. They are quite vocal, emitting a continuous barrage of rapid twittering : Common : Open countryside, especially agricultural SPOTS: Easily found in suitable areas throughout ohio ; like other swallows, often queues up in large flocks in late summer. Barn Swallow Hirundo rusticaTRACK #38 AThis species is extremely similar to the Caro-lina chickadee, but is easily differentiated with practice by their vocalizations. Black-cappeds occur north of the Carolina s range, and for the most part they don t overlap. The song of the black-capped chickadee is a two-parted whistled fee-bee, and their chik-a-dee-dee calls are much huskier and slower in tempo than the Carolina : Roughly the northern of ohio , from Mansfield : Similar to the Carolina SPOTS: Easily found in appropriate habitat; Killdeer Plains WA is a noteworthy site to observe chickadees, as both species have been reported there.

41 Alum Creek State Park 42 Blendon Woods MP 43 Hoover Reservoir 44 Green Lawn Cemetery 45 Deer Creek Wildlife Area 46 Davey Woods SNP 47 Lawrence Woods SNP 48 Mercer Wildlife Area OHIO LAKE ERIE BIRDING TRAIL. MAP COURTESY: ODNR DIVISION OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BIRDING GROUPS AND ORGANIZATIONS

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