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Since I am using my own photos for the artwork of these charts, the birds that I can include in the charts will be limited. :/ They are all the birds that have visited my feeders and or birdbath. Feel free to use these charts to ID any birds that visit your backyard or any birds you might spot while out and about.
I don't have photos of a male Ruby-throated Hummingbird or a female White-breasted Nuthatch to use for the art for this chart, but the male Ruby-throated Hummingbird had a patch on his throat that can appear either black or bright red depending on how the light hits it. The female White-breasted Nuthatch looks similar to the male, but has a dark gray streak on her head instead of black. Male and female Common Grackles look similar, but males have a stronger shine to their feathers than the females.

Description
Since I am using my own photos for the artwork of these charts, the birds that I can include in the charts will be limited. :/ They are all the birds that have visited my feeders and or birdbath. Feel free to use these charts to ID any birds that visit your backyard or any birds you might spot while out and about.
I don't have photos of a male Ruby-throated Hummingbird or a female White-breasted Nuthatch to use for the art for this chart, but the male Ruby-throated Hummingbird had a patch on his throat that can appear either black or bright red depending on how the light hits it. The female White-breasted Nuthatch looks similar to the male, but has a dark gray streak on her head instead of black. Male and female Common Grackles look similar, but males have a stronger shine to their feathers than the females.