Have you heard the Carolina Chickadee call? They might look similar to Black-capped chickadees, but their calls reveal the difference. Caroline Chickadees makes a "fee-bee-fee-bay" call. [Learn birds with Navarre] Credit to @navarres.wild.shots. #caughtonbirdfy #birds #birdfeeding #birdwatching #backyard #chickadee | Birdfy by Netvue

Chickadee-dee-dee! A Black-capped Chicakadee alights on the platform feeder of the Ontario FeederWatch Cam and belts out its namesake call. Chickadee calls are complex and language-like, communicating information on identity and recognition of other flocks as well as predator alarms and contact calls. The "chickadee-dee-dee call" serves multiple functions. Chickadees will give this call when separated from a flock or mate, when mobbing a predator, or when discovering a new food source, such as a