Cavity Nesting Wild Birds Eastern Bluebird Mountain Bluebird
Western Bluebird Purple Martin Wood Duck Screech Owl Northern
Saw-whet Owl Barn Owl Barred Owl Tree Swallow Barn Swallow
Violet-green Swallow Black-capped Chickadee Carolina Chickadee
Carolina Wren House Wren Northern Flicker Red-bellied Woodpecker
American Robin American Kestrel Great Crested Flycatcher Ash-
throated Flycatcher Red-breasted Nuthatch White-breasted
Nuthatch Bufflehead Duck Goldeneye Duck Hooded Merganser Tufted
Titmouse Eastern Phoebe Gray Catbird Prothonotary Warbler House
Finch Screech OwlScreech Owl The Eastern and Western Screech
Owls closely resemble each other, and in the past, the two
species were classified as one. They are the most diverse in
plumage color of all the North American owls, and variation in
color is related to region. The Eastern Screech Owl has two
color morphs, rufous and gray; rufous individuals live mainly in
the south and gray individuals in the north. The breast and
belly are heavily streaked and spotted