The tufted titmouse has an echoing voice that makes it terrible at playing hide-and-seek.
Notice the dark patagial marks (between the shoulder and the forewing) on the underwings of a red-tailed hawk.
Turkey vultures have gray flight feathers and fingers at their wingtips.
Frank Sinatra never sang as much as a Carolina wren.
The ticks in Minnesota are sizable.
The light-colored leaves and the fruit of the bur cucumber.
This honey locust tree is armed.
Warning: Woodpeckers at work
This leaf couldn’t decide whether to be red or green.