Blue Birds, that is the colour description, are found in many different species of birds.
Some of the most attractive birds seen in North America fall into this category, such as the bluebird and
the bunting families.
The male Eastern Bluebird or the Indigo or Lazuli Buntings are
examples of great looking Blue Birds.
Below is a list to help one in identifying an unknown bird. Identifying the place of habitat is always the first step to take when trying to find a name of a certain individual bird. All the birds listed below have their own specific habitats, that they are found in. Some prefer forests, others fields, while still others prefer to be around water.
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Eastern Bluebird
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Mountain Bluebird
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Western Bluebird
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Indigo Bunting
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Lazuli Bunting
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Varied Bunting
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Blue-gray Gnatcatcher
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Blue Grosbeak
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Blue Jay
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Blue Jay "Southeastern"
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Florida Scrub-Jay
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Island Scrub-Jay
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Mexican Jay
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Pinyon Jay
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Western Scrub-Jay
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Steller's Jay
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Steller's Jay "Interior"
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Belted Kingfisher
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Purple Martin
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Red-breasted Nuthatch
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White-breasted Nuthatch
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Barn Swallow
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Cave Swallow
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Cliff Swallow
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Tree Swallow
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Black-throated Blue Warbler
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Cerulean Warbler
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Northern Purula
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