Serendipity Quiz: It's All About the Birds

A vibrant collage of various North American birds, including a Blue Jay, Northern Cardinal, and a hummingbird in flight, showcased in a natural habitat setting.

Serendipity Quiz: All About the Birds

Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of birds with our engaging Serendipity Quiz! From the vibrant Northern Cardinal to the delicate hummingbirds, discover interesting facts and showcase your expertise in avian life.

Put your skills to the test with questions covering:

  • Bird species identification
  • Diet and behavior
  • Breeding and nesting habits
12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by FlyingFeather57
The Blue Jay is closely related to the Crow and the Raven? (Photo by Susan Halverson Santiago)
True
False
This beautiful bird is a __________? (Photo by Kelly Dean)
Grey Gnat Catcher
Anna's Hummingbird
Black-chinned Hummingbird
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
None of the Above
The Northern Cardinal's remarkable color is from _____? (Photo by Jim Smith)
Beetles that are part of its diet
The phytochemical found in red berries
Carotenoids found in seeds and fruits
The structure of the feathers causes a unique light reflection
Look at the shape of this bird beak and select the best answer:
This bird prefers chiseling holes to search for insects
This bird enjoys nectar
This bird mainly eats by searching for insects under leaves and on branches
This bird cracks tough seeds
None of the above
This is a ____________? (Photo by Jim Smith)
Evening Groesbeak
Pine Groesbeak
Rose-breasted Groesbeak
None of the above
This is a _____________? (Photo by Jim Smith)
Red-tailed hawk
Turkey Buzzard
Coopers Hawk
Juvenile Bald Eagle
None of the Above
The Northern Cardinal generally mates for life? (Photo by Karen Snyder)
True
False
Select the answer that best applies to a hummingbird's diet (Photo by Michelle Good)
These birds only eat nectar
They eat a mix of 50% nectar and 50% small seeds
Hummingbirds feed exclusively on nectar and pollen
Hummingbirds eat 80% small insects and spiders
Hummingbird nests are built exclusively by the male? (Photo by Jim Smith)
True
False
Hummingbird nests are _______? (Photo by Karen Snyder)
Are often built in unexpected places like clotheslines, wind chimes, weather vanes, etc.
Nests are constructed to expand as nestlings grow
Spider silk is often part of construction
Most hummingbird nests are the size of a walnut
All of the above are correct
None of the above are correct
This is a _____________? (Photo by Jim Smith)
Ruby-crowned Kinglet
Carolina Wren
Dark-eyed Junco
Pine Warbler
None of the Above
This is a male Red-bellied Woodpecker (Photo by Shannon Mach)
True
False
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