Canadian corpses
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Canada Kleber ( Sitta canadensis ) |
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| Linnaeus , 1766 |
The Canada corpse ( Sitta canadensis ) is a bird with a blue-gray upper part, reddish lower part, a white face with black eye stripes, a white throat, a black parting and a gray beak. The call of this bird sounds like a little trumpet. The Canada clover breeds in the coniferous forests of Alaska , Canada, and the northeast and western United States. He builds a breeding cave in dead wood. The entrance of the nest is smeared with pitch . The diet consists of insects and seeds, especially conifers. When looking for food, it also climbs down tree trunks head first or catches insects in flight. In Western Europe, the Canadian Kleiber is a rare stray visitor .
Web links
Commons : Canada Kleiber ( Sitta canadensis ) - Collection of images, videos, and audio files
- Sitta canadensis in the endangered Red List species the IUCN 2008. Posted by: BirdLife International, 2008. Accessed January 30 of 2009.
- Videos, photos and sound recordings of Sitta canadensis in the Internet Bird Collection
- 3sat.de - Canadian corpses decipher the warning calls from tits
- Red-breasted gluteal feathers (Canada corpse)