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

A Black-capped Chickadee, Tufted Titmice, and a female Downy Woodpecker visit the Hand of Snacks. | Jocelyn Anderson Photography