What Kind Of Bird Are You?

Quiz Questions

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  What Is Your Preferred Habitat?

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    Beach
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    Forest
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    Desert
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  What Is Your Favorite Color?

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    Red
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    Green
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    Yellow
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    Black
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    Blue
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    Purple
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  What Is Your Diet?

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    I'm a meat-eater!
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    Just a salad, thanks
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    Anything and everything
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  What Is Your Favorite Season?

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    Spring
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    Summer
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    Winter
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    Fall
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    Mating
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  Do You Flock With Others?

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    I'm a loner
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    I'm very social
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    Only with my mate
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  Do You Call Or Chirp?

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    CAW CAW CAW
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    chirp chirp
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    I only text

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You're an American Oystercatcher

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  The American Oystercatcher resides on beaches and eats oysters and other sea creatures. They tend to stick with their mates, and are very protective of their nests and young. Learn more about the American Oystercatcher at https://www.gcbo.org/
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  You're a Piping Plover

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  The Piping Plover resides on beaches and makes its nest in the sand and shells. It eats bugs and sea weed or whatever else looks yummy! The piping plover is very territorial, especially during mating season. https://www.gcbo.org/
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  You're a Black Skimmer

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  Black skimmers reside on beaches and make their nests on mats of oyster shells. When migrating, they can be seen in flocks of hundreds! Find out more about black skimmers at https://www.gcbo.org/
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  You're a Greater Roadrunner

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  The Greater Road Runner resides in hot, arid, habitat. It eats small animals like lizards and insects and remains with the same mate for years. It can be very territorial towards those road runners who aren't its mate. https://www.gcbo.org/
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  You're a Cactus Wren

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  The Cactus Wren resides in arid climates and often nests in cacti, which provide protection for them and their young. They stick with one mate throughout their lifetime and eat bugs, seeds, or whatever else looks tasty! https://www.gcbo.org/
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  You're a Burrowing Owl

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  Burrowing Owls can be found in deserts, grasslands, or other dry areas with little vegetation. They nest in underground burrows, usually made by other animals. More social than most other raptors, they can sometimes be found in small colonies. They mainly eat rodents and insects, yum! https://www.gcbo.org/
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  You're a Ruby-Throated Hummingbird

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  The Ruby-Throated Hummingbird makes its nest in forests, orchards and gardens. It is not social, except during mating season, and even then only for a short while. It eats nectar as well as small insects. https://www.gcbo.org/
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  You're a Costa's Hummingbird

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  Costa's Hummingbirds live in dry, arid deserts. They drink the nectar of desert plants such as cacti and occasionally eat insects. They are social during mating season, with the males often breeding with several females. https://www.gcbo.org/
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  You're a Whistling Duck

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  Black-bellied Whistling Ducks are loud waterfowl that reside in ponds and marshes. Unlike most real ducks, they can perch high in the branches of trees. are very social and form large flocks. They have a varied diet that usually includes insects and vegetation. Their nests can be found both in trees or on the ground. https://www.gcbo.org/
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  You're a Northern Cardinal

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  The Northern Cardinal can be found in a variety of habitats including woodlands, gardens, and wetlands. Pairs mate for life and stay together all year long.Their diet consists mainly of weeds, seeds, and fruit. https://www.gcbo.org/
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  You're a Mississippi Kite

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  Mississippi Kites make their nests in deciduous trees in forests and savanna habitat. They nest in colonies and both parents care for the eggs. They eat mostly insects, but have also been known to eat small vertebrates like lizards and mice. https://www.gcbo.org