Where in the World
This pole is home to penguins, not polar bears.
The South Pole
Nicknamed "Rockin'" in a popular song, this birds's own song is considered mellow.
American Robin
U. S. Symbol
Bald Eagle
Illinois
Northern Cardinal
This special feature of birds is shared with no other living animal.
Feathers
This continent is home to the Ostrich, the largest bird in the world.
Africa
Seen singing on TV by millions of children, this large yellow bird is of an undetermined species.
Big Bird
Canadian baseball team
Bluejays (Toronto)
Colorado
Lark Bunting
Baby birds develop in these.
Eggs (amniotic)
The largest species of this nectar-sipping bird is found in the Andes.
Hummingbird (Giant Hummingbird)
Four and twenty of these were baked in a pie.
Blackbirds
Not a real bird of prey, but Seattle's football team.
Seahawks
New Jersey
American Goldfinch
Birds do this to find food, escape from predators, and travel from one place to another.
Flying
This is where most of Colorado's migratory birds fly for the winter.
Western Mexico
If this bird does not sing, Papa's gonna buy you a diamond ring.
Mockingbird
Symbol for peace.
Dove
Pennsylvania
Ruffed Grouse
This is why some male birds are brightly colored.
To attract females
This country is home to kiwi fruit and Kiwi birds.
New Zealand
This bird is always "paired" with a tree in a popular Christmas song.
Partridge
This bird is pictured on Mexico's flag.
Crested Caracara
Louisiana
Brown Pelican
Vultures rely on this sense, but for the most birds it is not well developed.
Smell