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This feeder regular spread across the east after caged birds were released in New York in the 1940s.

This seed-eater waits until late summer to nest, so it can line the cup with thistle down.

This ground-feeding bird flashes white outer tail feathers and is nicknamed the snowbird.

This spangled invader descends from about a hundred birds released in Central Park in 1890.

This marsh singer flares scarlet shoulder patches from a cattail perch.

This streaky brown bird wears a dark stud in the centre of its chest and picks up local accents.

This is the only member of its family able to digest waxy bayberries.

This orange-breasted lawn hunter shares its name with a quite unrelated European bird.
