Bird Behavior and Observation

In this video, Chris takes viewers on a birding adventure at Nara Nature Preserve in Houghton, Michigan. He shares his excitement about spotting various bird species, including the pileated woodpecker, Cedar Wax Wings, and red-winged blackbirds. The video also provides insights into bird behaviors, such as nesting and territorial defense. Additionally, Chris highlights the features of Nara Nature Park and concludes with a mention of bird-themed artwork.

What was the first bird species that Chris was excited to see at Nara Nature Preserve?

• American black duck

• European starling

• Pileated woodpecker

• Eastern King Bird

What happens to Cedar Wax Wings when they consume too many fermented berries?

• They become more aggressive

• They are unable to fly

• They sing loudly

• They build nests

What unique material do American goldfinches use to secure their nests?

• Feathers

• Spider webs

• Mud

• Leaves

How do male red-winged blackbirds defend their territory during the breeding season?

• By hiding in the trees

• By chasing away other males and predators

• By building large nests

• By singing loudly

How many bird species had Chris seen after 30 minutes at Nara Nature Preserve?

• 25

• 20

• 15

• 10

Who donated the land for Nara Nature Park to the city of Houghton?

• Local government

• Michigan Tech University

• Bob and Ruth Nera

• Chris and family

What activities are available at Nara Nature Park?

• Camping and rock climbing

• Fishing and swimming

• Bird watching and hunting

• Hiking and skiing

How many lifers did Chris see during his best day in Michigan?

• Two

• Three

• Five or six

• Ten

What type of artwork did Chris acquire from Studio 13?

• A painting of landscapes

• A sculpture of birds

• A piece featuring all the birds in the pewanath

• A photograph of the preserve

Where can viewers share their sightings of the bird species mentioned in the video?

• In a personal email

• On a dedicated website

• In the comments section

• Through a phone call