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Colaptes auratus
The Northern Flicker is a North American migratory woodpecker. They eat berries, fruits, and insects. Their population has been declining since the 1960's, but their conservation status is of least concern.
Wing Shape: broad, rounded
Tail Shape: multi-pointed, wedge-shaped
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Quiscalus quiscula
The Common Grackle is a type of blackbird found in the eastern and midwestern regions of the United States. They nest communally and their diet consists of insects (mainly) and fruit & seeds in the winter. The Common Grackle is still fairly common, but their conservation status is near threatened.
Wing Shape: Rounded
Tail Shape: Long, rounded, wedge-shaped