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Chickadee Chickadee breeders are centralized in North America because that is its native region; if you ever see a photo, you'll note how small it is. These birds can be seen in woods, farmlands, and suburbs. The females lay from 6 to 8 white eggs. The eggs hatch in 12 days. The young usually live the nest in 16 days. These birds travel in flocks during the winter. Chickadee breeders are centralized in North America because that is its native region; if you ever see a photo, you'll note how small it is. To view a complete gallery of pictures, just click on Pictures for easy viewing!

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These small North American birds belong to the titmouse family, Paridae. Males and females of these birds have black caps, gray backs and wings, with fluffy white to buff underparts. They usually eat seeds, berries, and insects. Chickadee breeders are centralized in North America because that is its native region; if you ever see a photo, you'll note how small it is.