Although there are probably more House Sparrows, I think the species seen the most in Calgary is the Black-Billed Magpie. They are in every type of habitat and with their large size and distinctive colouration, they are hard to miss!
I would say that the House Finch is rapidly colonizing
many areas of the city, and is slowly taking over from
the House Sparrow in many residential areas of the
city, especially where there is regular bird feeding
being done.
Although there seems to be thousands of Canada geese in the city, I think I would have to go with the House Sparrow as being our most common bird. They’re smaller, and fit everywhere!
Excellent choice for the Bird of Calgary! They are beautiful and clever birds.
Although there are probably more House Sparrows, I think the species seen the most in Calgary is the Black-Billed Magpie. They are in every type of habitat and with their large size and distinctive colouration, they are hard to miss!
Not to mention their considerable vocal talents – they’re impossible to miss when they’re chatting to each other!
I would say that the House Finch is rapidly colonizing
many areas of the city, and is slowly taking over from
the House Sparrow in many residential areas of the
city, especially where there is regular bird feeding
being done.
Although there seems to be thousands of Canada geese in the city, I think I would have to go with the House Sparrow as being our most common bird. They’re smaller, and fit everywhere!