The Carolina Chickadee is a tiny, round bird with a black cap, black bib, and white cheeks. It is common across central and southern Ohio.
Chickadees are curious and bold, often visiting feeders for sunflower seeds. Their chick a dee dee call is easy to recognize.
Where to See It
Woodlands, parks, and backyard feeders, especially in winter flocks with other small birds.
Fun Fact
A close cousin with a similar look lives farther north, and the two sometimes meet in Ohio.
Help Birds Thrive
Native plants, clean water, and a few safe places to shelter make any yard more welcoming to birds. Keep feeders clean, place them away from windows, and keep cats indoors to protect local wildlife.
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