faces in the winter (most don't migrate), because they need 10 times more food during those months. Don't be startled if you notice beady eyes observing you; the curious Chickadee likes to investigate humans in their habitat.
birds, each call has a purpose. If they tweet Chick-a-dee with one 'dee', all is well; but if they add on 4 more 'dees', danger lurks (such as a Northern Pygamy Owl). It is quite the beautiful warning that they sing to each other. Those who listen long enough will continue to be serenaded with a collection of other songs the Chickadee produces. Nature's wisdom at its best.
Advice from a Chickadee
Sing a cheerful Tune
Be full of Life
Learn to Adapt
Spend time in the Woods
Get along with Everyone
Make a cozy Nest
Be bold, no matter your Size
Your True Nature