There are many species of birds in Waterville.

Great horned owl
Females are like the males, only larger.
Interesting facts:
They are sometimes called flying tigers because they are such fierce birds of prey.
Habitat: Big pine trees in Waterville

American Robin
Gray with a rusty red breast and white eye ring.
Interesting facts:

Robins like to take baths in puddles or birdbaths
Habitat: Suburbs, parks, and farmlands

Northern Flicker
Female look like the male, but doesn’t have the red mustache
Interesting facts:

Ornithologist = One who studies birds.

Ornithology = The branch of zoology that studies birds.

Birds - Fact Sheets for Grades K-6
Ornithology at the Burke Museum