Birds can be black and white for several reasons ... where they breed on freshwater lakes and winter along the coast. But you can also find them in rivers and estuaries. Diet: They eat fish ...

It does not breed in the UK, but is a winter visitor. Rooks' bare, greyish-white faces, thinner beaks and peaked heads make it easier to tell them from crows and other black birds. Rooks are very ...

Snow Buntings are sparrow-sized birds with striking black-and-white plumage in males; they are often seen foraging in snowy fields during winter. This sparrow has a rufous eyeline and a larger ...

The most widespread, numerous, and geographically variable chickadee, this bird brightens winter days at bird ... Length 5.3". Black cap; white cheek; black bib; gray upperparts; greater coverts ...

One of the most common winter sparrows, the white-crowned typically occurs in flocks, which may involve more than 100 birds ... Adult: black-and-white striped crown. Immature: tan and brownish ...

Each winter, thousands of small black-and-white birds arrive in the Maltese Islands, staying from October until early spring. You may have spotted them around or heard their particular tseee-tsick ...

The bird is heavily barred black and white on the sides and flanks, with nearly solid black upperparts ... MIGRATION: Black-backed woodpeckers may sometimes migrate to relatively lower slopes in ...