North American Birds Identification Quiz

The correct answer provides detailed information about the Great Blue Heron, including its scientific classification, habitat, and food sources. The incorrect answers describe other species with different characteristics and habitats.

The correct answer describes the American Coot, which belongs to the Rallidae family and Gruiformes order. It is a permanent resident of shoreline/aquatic habitats and consumes a variety of items such as leaves, fronds, seeds, small fish, tadpoles, snails, and insects.

Forster's Tern belongs to the family Laridae, order Charadriiformes, and is found in shoreline/aquatic habitats. It is a permanent resident that primarily eats fish and insects.

The correct answer provides specific details about the Belted Kingfisher, including its family, order, habitat, and food. The incorrect answers provide information about other bird species, emphasizing the importance of paying attention to the specific details mentioned in the question.

The correct answer identifies the Brown Pelican, belonging to the family Pelecanidae and order Pelecaniformes. It specifies it's habitat as shoreline/aquatic areas and its diet as fish and small crustaceans.

The correct answer describes the Common Loon, providing details about its name, family, order, range, habitat, and food. The incorrect answers describe other bird species with different characteristics in terms of family, order, habitat, range, and food preferences.

The correct answer describes the specific details of the Clark's Grebe species, including its family, order, range, habitat, and food. The incorrect answers provide details of other bird species, illustrating different family, order, range, habitat, and food preferences to differentiate them from the Clark's Grebe.

The correct answer describes the specific family, order, range, habitat, and food of the Bufflehead species, distinguishing it from the other incorrect answers which belong to different species with different characteristics.

The Ring-billed Gull belongs to the family Laridae and order Charadriiformes, primarily residing in shoreline and aquatic habitats.

The correct answer provides specific details about the Glaucous-Winged Gull, including its family, order, habitat, and food. The incorrect answers present characteristics of different bird species to test the respondent's knowledge.

The Black-bellied Plover is characterized by its specific details such as family, order, habitat, and food preferences. The incorrect answers provided describe different species with their respective families, orders, ranges, habitats, and food sources, highlighting the importance of paying attention to specific characteristics when identifying a specific species.

The correct answer describes the Whimbrel, a migratory bird found in shoreline/aquatic habitats. The incorrect answers provide information on other bird species with different characteristics and habitats.

The correct answer is Marbled Godwit, which belongs to the family Scolopacidae and order Charadriiformes. It can be found in shoreline/aquatic habitats as a migrant visitor, feeding on molluscs, crustaceans, and worms. The incorrect answers provided do not match the specific characteristics of the Marbled Godwit.

The correct answer is Willet, which belongs to the family Scolopacidae and the order Charadriiformes. It can be found in shoreline/aquatic habitats as a migrant visitor, feeding on small crabs, molluscs, fishes, and insects.

Short-billed Dowitcher belongs to the family Scolopacidae, order Charadriiformes and is commonly found in shoreline/aquatic habitats as a migrant visitor. Its diet consists of small molluscs, insects, marine worms, and crustaceans.

The correct species is the Sanderling, which belongs to the family Scolopacidae and order Charadriiformes. It is found in shoreline/aquatic habitats as a migratory visitor and eats small crustaceans, molluscs, marine worms, and flies.

The correct answer provides specific details about the Western Sandpiper's name, family, order, range, habitat, and food. The incorrect answers are intentionally designed with different species names, families, orders, habitats, and diets to create plausible distractors for a multiple-choice question.

The correct answer is Dunlin, which belongs to the family Scolopacidae and order Charadriiformes. Their habitat includes shorelines and aquatic areas, and they are known to be migrant visitors. Dunlins primarily feed on small molluscs, crustaceans, amphipods, and marine worms.