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A small bird characterized by a blue back, robinred breast, and rusty throat. A cavity nester, the Bluebird takes over an old woodpecker tree cavity, a snag or a man-made nest box. Bluebirds can be seen perching, waiting to drop down to the ground for insects. Our Bluebird is a common local year round resident whose population has swelled with the increased availability of man-made nest boxes.

Latin Name: Sialia Sialis

Habitat: Pine flatwoods

Diet: insects and fruit