Birds 🐦: Hello stagers, Today's trivia has to do with our feathered friends. What bird, native to the United States, is the most common? Many of the backyard birds 🐦 that frequent...

Commander Bell Loc: Lafayette Indiana

Hello stagers,
Today's trivia has to do with our feathered friends.
What bird, native to the United States, is the most common?
Many of the backyard birds 🐦 that frequent feeders are non native species.
I'm looking for the most common native species here.
I'm hoping to see a lot of soaring answers 🙏
Commander Bell out 👍

Bob Browning Loc: Cascade, Wisconsin

Starlings?

Commander Bell Loc: Lafayette Indiana

Bob Browning wrote:

Starlings?

The starling originate in Europe and Asia.
It is a non native species.
Commander Bell out 👍

DCGravity Loc: Fairfax, VA (by way of Cleveland OH)

Wild guess - domestic turkeys?

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Commander Bell wrote:

Hello stagers,
Today's trivia has to do with our feathered friends.
What bird, native to the United States, is the most common?
Many of the backyard birds 🐦 that frequent feeders are non native species.
I'm looking for the most common native species here.
I'm hoping to see a lot of soaring answers 🙏
Commander Bell out 👍

Maybe the Sparrow?
I think I've seen them in every state I've ever been in.

Commander Bell Loc: Lafayette Indiana

saw1 wrote:

Maybe the Sparrow?
I think I've seen them in every state I've ever been in.

The Sparrow is also a non native species also from Europe.
Commander Bell out 👍

Foodfisher Loc: SO. Cal coast

Pidgeon?

troyfrd1 Loc: Hampstead,NC

Commander Bell wrote:

Hello stagers,
Today's trivia has to do with our feathered friends.
What bird, native to the United States, is the most common?
Many of the backyard birds 🐦 that frequent feeders are non native species.
I'm looking for the most common native species here.
I'm hoping to see a lot of soaring answers 🙏
Commander Bell out 👍

I will go with the Dark-eyed Juncos or the American Robin.

Flytier Loc: Wilmington Delaware

Commander Bell wrote:

The starling originate in Europe and Asia.
It is a non native species.
Commander Bell out 👍

They were also the cause of demise of a lot of our natives. I would go with Robin's being pretty common.

Big dog Loc: Bayshore, Long Island, New York

Commander Bell wrote:

Hello stagers,
Today's trivia has to do with our feathered friends.
What bird, native to the United States, is the most common?
Many of the backyard birds 🐦 that frequent feeders are non native species.
I'm looking for the most common native species here.
I'm hoping to see a lot of soaring answers 🙏
Commander Bell out 👍

If we’re talking bird feeder then I’d say the mourning dove. Otherwise either the grackle or American Crow.

Frank romero Loc: Clovis, NM

Commander Bell wrote:

Hello stagers,
Today's trivia has to do with our feathered friends.
What bird, native to the United States, is the most common?
Many of the backyard birds 🐦 that frequent feeders are non native species.
I'm looking for the most common native species here.
I'm hoping to see a lot of soaring answers 🙏
Commander Bell out 👍

Sparrows?

Foodfisher Loc: SO. Cal coast

Frank romero wrote:

Sparrows?

Already ruled out. European

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

Red winged black birds?

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Commander Bell wrote:

The Sparrow is also a non native species also from Europe.
Commander Bell out 👍

Wrong, there are many native species of Sparrow's in this country. The English Sparrow is a non native and I am sure a few others but most are native.

ranger632 Loc: Near Yosemite Park Ca.

Commander Bell wrote:

Hello stagers,
Today's trivia has to do with our feathered friends.
What bird, native to the United States, is the most common?
Many of the backyard birds 🐦 that frequent feeders are non native species.
I'm looking for the most common native species here.
I'm hoping to see a lot of soaring answers 🙏
Commander Bell out 👍

Not sure if you can pick just one but the Northern Cardinal should be near the top of the list.