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Songbird Facts for Kids! 

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Why Do Birds Sing? 

Birds don't sing just because it sounds beautiful! They use songs and calls to communicate- to find family, warn of danger, protect their space, and attract a mate. 

Every bird has something to say! 

Their voices aren't the only gifts they give us. Songbirds help our world in many ways. They can spread seeds, eat insects, pollinate some plants, and become part of the food web. 

You don't have to have the loudest voice to make a difference, you just have to use yours! 

Image by Joshua J. Cotten

Birds have Dialects! 

Birds of the same species can develop slightly different songs depending on where they live. 

Image by Patrice Bouchard

Blue Jay 

Clever Communicator 

Blue Jays have many different calls and can even imitate the calls of hawks. 

Image by Christina Brinza

Cardinal Girls Sing Too! 

Unlike many songbird species, both male and female Northern Cardinals sing. 

 Cool Songbird Facts For Kids ! 

Image by Seth Wickham

Mockingbird The Copycat

Mockingbirds can imitate the sounds of other birds - and may learn many different songs. 

Your voice can make a difference too! 

Put out fresh water for birds. 

Be a Songbird! 

Grow native plants. 

Use your voice to encourage someone! 

Image by Joshua Ralph

Built for Song 

Instead of using a voice box like ours, birds produce sound with a special organ called the syrinx. 

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