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Northern Cardinals and Black Capped Chickadee | Critter Cam

This week’s Feeder Eater: The Black Capped Chickadee We like to spotlight some of the different wildlife species that come to eat at our winter feeders. This week’s feeder eater is the black-capped chickadee (Poecile atricapillus). Their range is somewhat widespread across North America. From the central United States all the way north into Canada. They live as far north as trees will grow, which is where the taiga and tundra biomes meet in northern Canada. They are commonly known to be quite ta

Black-capped chickadee's are a winter bird delight☃️ If you live in the Northern half of the U.S., you may still see them in your area or at feeders because they generally stay in their breeding range year-round. Males begin singing around this time in mid-January too, so listen carefully for their distinctive “chick-a-dee-dee-dee” call! You might wonder, how do they survive the cold winter? ❄️They can maintain a body temperature of 100°F even when the air temperature is 0°F. ❄️They have great i