AI_OVERRIDE_NAMES	AI_OVERRIDE_VALS	BASE_ID	BASE_SKIN	BEHAVIOR	COLOR_TRANSFORMS	COLOR_TRANSFORM_PARAMS	CONTROLLER_IDS	CONTROLLER_VALUES	CREATOR_ID	CREATOR_NAME	FREQUENCY	GENUS	ID	IDEAL_NUM	MASKS	MODE	ON_SERVER	REGIONS_SEEN	SHAPE	SHAPE_SCALE	SHOTS_TOTAL	SKINS	SPRITE_SIZE	description	name	species
LIST.ID	LIST.FLOAT	JOIN.BIRDS_BASES	JOIN.BIRD_SKINS	JOIN.BIRD_BEHAVIORS	LIST.ID	LIST.STRING	LIST.JOIN.BIRD_CONTROLLERS	LIST.FLOAT	ID	STRING	INT	ID	ID	INT	LIST.JOIN.BIRD_MASKS	ID	BOOL	LIST.ID	JOIN.BIRD_SHAPES	LIST.FLOAT	INT	LIST.JOIN.BIRD_SKINS	FLOAT	STRING	STRING	ID
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HSV_SHIFT,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 209 0 0.722222 0.177778,16 0.477778 0.644444,255 146 0 0.944444 0.277778,255 220 0 0.777778 0.255556,255 230 0 0.0888889 0.311111,1.00011 0 0 0.166667 -0.466667,255 245 0 0.0777778 0.7	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	0.94444400,0.90333301,0.75933301,0.84777802,0.90499997,0.90833300,1.04999995,2.26850009,0.96222198,0.70472199,0.48538899,0.01000000,0.77777803,1.12889004	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	AMERICAN_GOLDFINCH	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,AG_BLACK,AG_WHITE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	6.50000000	Breeds across continent from central Canada southward to northern Nevada, Oklahoma, and central Georgia. Winters from Canadian border southward to southern United States and into Mexico. It prefers trees in open places, especially in orchards and along roadsides. Their favorite foods (at least in the U.S.) are thistle and teasel seeds. However, they also eat small seeds from other weeds, grasses and trees, tree buds, maple sap and sometimes insects.	American Goldfinch	Goldfinch
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 136 0 1 0.222222,39 0 255 0.133333 0.3,0 61.9999 255 0.144444 0.0111111,255 136 0 0.933333 0.288889,255 0 255 0 -0.422222,255 127 0 0.255556 -0.5,255 0 255 0.0888889 -0.422222,255 127 0 0.916667 0.3,255 200.000076 0 0.138889 0.87150836,1.00011 0 0 0.0833333 -0.5,1.00011 0 0 0 0.177778,255 127 0 0.938889 0.0666667	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2	1.15278006,1.03944004,0.95488900,0.99000001,1.23889005,0.96666700,0.89999998,1.34194005,1.15722001,0.75072199,0.38588899,0.75000000	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	BALTIMORE_ORIOLE	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,AF_BLACK,BO_HEAD,BO_TAIL,BO_WING,BO_BOTTOMWING,EB_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	8.75000000	Breeds along woodland edges and open areas with scattered trees, especially deciduous trees. Winters in humid forests and second growth. They mainly eat insects, berries and nectar, and are often seen sipping at hummingbird feeders. This bird got its name because the male's colors resemble those on the coat of arms of Lord Baltimore. This is the state bird of Maryland.	Baltimore Oriole	Oriole
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 127 0 0.577778 -0.0777778,255 127 0 0.672222 0.644444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.0444444,255 127 0 0.555556 -0.0444444,255 127 0 0.411111 -0.111111,255 176 0 0.461111 0.255556,255 197 0 0.166667 0.411111,255 157 0 0.127778 0.211111,1.00011 0 0 0.0722222 -0.3,255 212 0 0.172222 0.1,255 146 0 0.0722222 -0.222222,255 157 0 0.872222 0.833333,255 212 0 0.372222 0.277778,1.00011 0 0 0.0944444 -0.444444,255 219 0 0.338889 0.388889,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.444444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.744444,255 119 0 0.422222 -0.222222	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	0.81944400,0.86833298,0.78422201,0.79000002,1.28474998,1.28332996,1.14999998,0.89722198,1.23000002,0.89999998,1.06250000,0.45222199,1.34772003,1.15222001	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	CAROLINA_WREN	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BELLY,CW_HEAD,BW_CHEST,AF_beak,BO_BOTTOMWING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,BW_THROAT,BCC_SIDE,CW_TAIL,CAW_WING,CAW_BLACK,EB_WING,AF_BLACK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	6.40000010	Resident from eastern Kansas to southern Ontario and Massachusetts, southward to Gulf Coast and into northeastern Mexico. Members of a pair stay together on their territory year-round, and forage and move around the territory together. The Carolina Wren is sensitive to cold weather, with the northern populations decreasing markedly after severe winters. The gradually increasing winter temperatures over the last century may have been responsible for the northward range expansion seen in the mid-1900s.	Carolina Wren	CarolinaWren
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0.0111111 -0.244444,255 133 0 0.388889 0.633333,255 167 0 0.333333 0.111111,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.2,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.233333,255 203 0 0.0444444 0.466667,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.388889,255 0 255 0 -0.155556,255 127 0 0 0.0333333,1.00011 0 0 0 0.877778,255 248 0 0.0722222 0.111111,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.188889,255 245 0 0.0277778 0.3	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_HEAD3,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_BELLY	0.90277803,0.72055602,0.83755600,0.80111098,0.96625000,1.23333001,1.04999995,1.41849995,0.95499998,0.77361101,1.13666999,0.36377800,0.86127800	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	DARK_EYED_JUNCO	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BV_FACE,BW_CHEST,BCC_SIDE,BO_WING,BO_BOTTOMWING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,BW_TAIL	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	6.25000000	Their breeding habitat is coniferous or mixed forest areas throughout North America. These birds forage on the ground. In winter, they often forage in flocks that may comprise several races. They mainly eat insects and seeds. Juncos are the ^snowbirds^ of the middle latitudes. In the eastern United States, they appear in all but the most northern states only in the winter, and then retreat each spring.	Dark-eyed Junco	Junco
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HSV_SHIFT,HSV_SHIFT,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 45.0001 255 0.6 0.111111,1.00011 0 0 0 0.166667,255 170 0 0.216667 -0.233333,0 74 255 0.711111 0.188889,3.00008 0 255 0.605556 0.144444,255 200 0 0.127778 0.222222,255 251 0 0.0777778 0.122222,36 0.711111 0.244444,28 0.677778 0.233333,0 86 255 0 1,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.133333,1.00011 0 0 0 -1	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.00556004,0.90111101,0.82777798,1.00443995,0.93722200,0.86244398,0.95400000,0.88222200,1.22500002,0.75000000,0.03211110,1.13666999	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	EASTERN_BLUEBIRD	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BO_BOTTOMWING,BCC_SIDE,EB_CHEST,BO_WING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,EB_WING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	8.00000000	The male Eastern Bluebird does a ^Nest Demonstration Display^ at the nest cavity to attract the female. He brings nest material to the hole, goes in and out, and waves his wings while perched above it. That is pretty much his contribution to nest building; only the female Eastern Bluebird builds the nest and incubates the eggs. Eastern Bluebirds typically have more than one successful brood each year. Young produced in early nests usually leave their parents in summer, but young from later nests frequently stay with their parents over the winter.	Eastern Bluebird	EasternBluebird
N/A	N/A	BASE_ALBATROSS	ALBATROSS_DEFAULT	ALBA_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 242.999954 0 0.0833333358 -0.0111111403,255 135.999908 0 0.233333334 0.055555582,255 100.999893 0 0.472222209 0.111111164,255 242.999954 0 0.0722222254 -0.0111111403,0 154.000107 255 0.76111114 -0.699999988,1.00011003 0 0 0.366666675 -0.74444443,1.00011003 0 0 0.377777785 -0.666666627,255 112.999931 0 0.100000001 -0.344444454,1.00011003 0 0 0.311111122 -0.644444466,1.00011003 0 0 0.344444454 -0.688888907	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_ALBATROSS	GENUS_ALBATROSS2XnoLO3tRo3w5PN2QwZ1flrCh0G5dhaSSd1UR9xaafH2FFA9	1	ALBATROSS_WINGS,ALBATROSS_FEET,ALBATROSS_BEAK,ALBATROSS_BODY,LA_FACE,LA_BACK,LA_TAIL,LA_BEAK,LA_WING,LA_UNDERWING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	ALBATROSS_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT	32.00000000	The Laysan Albatross is named for Laysan, one of its breeding colonies in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. These seabirds feed mainly at night when squid are plentiful in surface waters and they are known to possess high levels of rhodopsin, a visual pigment that enhances nocturnal vision. The Laysan Albatross is colonial, nesting on scattered small islands and atolls, often in huge numbers.	Laysan Albatross	LaysanAlbatross
N/A	N/A	BASE_ALBATROSS	ALBATROSS_DEFAULT	ALBA_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	237.000061 255 0 0.0474860333 0.0446927547,131.999985 0 0 0 0.0446927547,1.00011003 0 0 0.120111734 -0.69273746,1.00011003 0 0 0.131284922 -0.648044705,249.000107 255 0 0.103351958 -0.167597771,131.999985 0 0 0.125698328 -0.737430155,249.000107 255 0 0.0474860333 0.0111731291,255 249.000107 0 0 -0.178770959,131.999985 0 0 0.131284922 -0.681564212,255 42.0000305 0 0.946927369 0.402234674,255 172.000046 0 0.583798885 0.0223463774,1.00011003 0 0 0.136871502 -0.625698328,242.999954 255 0 0 -0.536312819	ALBATROSS_BEAK_1,ALBATROSS_BEAK_2,ALBATROSS_HEAD_FANTASY,ALBATROSS_TORSO_FANTASY,ALBATROSS_TORSO_FANTASY2,ALBATROSS_LEGS_FANTASY,ALBATROSS_WINGS_FANTASY	1.60000002,1.22765374,1.20363128,1.10254192,1.30550277,1.14497209,1.06656432	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_ALBATROSS	GENUS_ALBATROSSAEptVUnJNVHQMeCUs2j44edxGV2g6yP9MFlDeEDfYMiyTHGP	1	ALBATROSS_HEAD,ALBATROSS_WINGS,LA_WING,STA_WING,ALBATROSS_BEAK,LA_BACK,ALBATROSS_BODY,ALBATROSS_FEET,ALBATROSS_TAIL,SHY_BEAK,SHY_BEAK3,SHY_BEAK2,SHY_FACE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	ALBATROSS_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT	40.00000000	The Shy Albatross is a medium sized albatross that breeds off Australia and New Zealand's sub-Antarctic islands and ranges extensively across the Southern Ocean. It is sometimes found off the Pacific coast of the United States. Fish, rather than squid, plays a bigger part of its diet than other albatross species. The Shy Albatross is unique to Tasmania, breeding exclusively on three offshore islands: Albatross Island in the north, and Pedra Branca and the Mewstone in the south. The total population is estimated to be around 12,000 breeding pairs.	Shy Albatross	ShyAlbatross
N/A	N/A	BASE_ALBATROSS	ALBATROSS_DEFAULT	ALBA_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 196.000137 0 0.544692755 -0.0335195661,255 255 0 0.0307262577 0.0111731291,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.111731827,1.00011003 0 0 0.215083793 0.0446927547,0 207.999924 255 0.114525139 -0.0670391321,255 242.999954 0 0.0307262577 -0.0111731887,240.000137 0 0 0.298882693 -0.715083838,1.00011003 0 0 0.226256981 -0.625698328,1.00011003 0 0 0 -1,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.312849164,1.00011003 0 0 0 0	ALBATROSS_TORSO_FANTASY,ALBATROSS_TORSO_FANTASY2,ALBATROSS_NECK_FANTASY,ALBATROSS_BEAK_2,ALBATROSS_BEAK_1,ALBATROSS_WINGS_FANTASY,ALBATROSS_HEAD_FANTASY	1.04643011,0.94199997,1.20111728,1.11715090,1.39100552,1.05667603,1.04027939	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_ALBATROSS	GENUS_ALBATROSSRFkkJGMGl7VQNlMCRrF7DPJBvmGwf6gFzp0Q0S4twd6XpdVH	1	ALBATROSS_HEAD,ALBATROSS_WINGS,ALBATROSS_FEET,ALBATROSS_BEAK,LA_BEAK,ALBATROSS_BODY,LA_TAIL,STA_WING,STA_BEAK,SHY_FACE,BFA_FACE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	ALBATROSS_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT	34.00000000	Short-tailed Albatrosses nest on two islands, the Japanese islands of Torishima and Minami-kojima. When at sea feeding they range across the North Pacific, particularly in the Bering Sea where the largest numbers are seen today, but also as far west as California. With a wingspan of over six feet and beautiful snow-white plumage, the short-tailed albatross is truly an impressive sight as it glides effortlessly over the ocean waves.	Short-tailed Albatross	ShorttailedAlbatross
N/A	N/A	BASE_ALBATROSS	ALBATROSS_DEFAULT	ALBA_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 100.999893 0 0.315642446 -0.592178762,255 89.0000992 0 0.416201115 -0.659217834,255 77.0000534 0 0.432960898 -0.804469287,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.446927369,255 160 0 0.298882693 -0.324022353,255 100.999893 0 0.399441332 -0.69273746,1.00011003 0 0 0.293296099 -0.715083838,255 119.000084 0 0.466480434 -0.558659196,255 177.999939 0 0.220670387 0.145251393,255 77.0000534 0 0.427374303 -0.703910589	ALBATROSS_BEAK_2,ALBATROSS_BEAK_1,ALBATROSS_HEAD_FANTASY,ALBATROSS_TORSO_FANTASY2	1.12675977,1.11234641,1.03547490,1.08680999	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_ALBATROSS	GENUS_ALBATROSSvTBQXK6YJ9T2bo4zUwNlRIA1nDGy2Vom2wsKG5Wd6FNhQ8Nl	1	ALBATROSS_HEAD,ALBATROSS_WINGS,STA_WING,ALBATROSS_FEET,ALBATROSS_BEAK,ALBATROSS_BODY,LA_TAIL,ALBATROSS_BELLY,BFA_FACE,SHY_BEAK3	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	ALBATROSS_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT,ALBATROSS_DEFAULT	32.00000000	The Black-footed Albatross feeds in pelagic waters, taking fish, mostly the eggs of flying fish, squid and to a lesser extent crustaceans. The Black-footed Albatross, like the rest of its family, forms long term pair-bonds that last for life. They nest colonially on isolated islands of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands (such as Laysan and Midway), and the Japanese islands of Toroshima Island, Bonin, and Senkaku.    	Black-footed Albatross	BlackfootedAlbatross
N/A	N/A	BASE_BITTERN	BITTERN_DEFAILT	BITTERN_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 119 0 0.7 -0.277778,255 107 0 0.711111 -0.311111,255 113 0 0.666667 -0.255556,255 107 0 0.355556 -0.222222,255 202 0 0.7 0.144444,249 255 0 0.588889 -0.0333334,255 172 0 0.661111 0.1,255 178 0 0.361111 -0.555556,255 119 0 0.605556 -0.411111,255 166 0 0.844444 -0.122222,255 225 0 0.227778 0,255 53 0 0.444444 -0.466667,0 30 255 0.394444 -0.466667	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_BITTERN	GENUS_BITTERNQJuERZFezXWiCxZQPpXjMJ21F0S748PRtGD2SMG06pTjAsYwd6	1	BITTERN_WING,BITTERN_HEAD,BITTERN_BODY,BITTERN_TAIL,BITTERN_BEAK,BITTERN_FEET,AB_FACE,AB_WING,AB_BODY,AB_BELLY,AB_NECK,AB_BEAK,AB_BACK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	BITTERN_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT	21.00000000	Like other members of the heron family, the American Bittern feeds in marshes and shallow ponds, dining on amphibians, fish, insects and reptiles. It is a medium-sized, stocky heron colored in brown, tan, and white stripes with a thick neck and bill. Usually solitary, it walks stealthily among cattails or bullrushes. If it senses that it has been seen, it becomes motionless, with its bill pointed upward, causing it to blend into the reeds.	American Bittern	AmericanBittern
N/A	N/A	BASE_BITTERN	BITTERN_DEFAILT	BITTERN_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 65.0000076 0 0.634078205 -0.558659196,0 65.0000076 255 0.321229041 -0.469273746,0 59.0001 255 0.116667 -0.366667,0 89.0000992 255 0.326815635 -0.502793312,0 255 184.000092 0.25 -0.513966441,255 59.0001144 0 0.527932942 -0.156424582,0 172 255 0.244444 -0.166667,0 112.999931 255 0.166666999 -0.312849164,1.00011 0 0 0.433333 -0.633333,0 147.999954 255 0.477653623 -0.480446935,249.000107 255 0 1 0.0335195065,255 242.999954 0 0.150000006 0.201117277,255 24.0000896 0 0.343575418 -0.547486067,0 255 142.000061 0.527932942 -0.335195541,1.00011003 0 0 0.0977653638 -0.379888296	BITTERN_NECK1,BITTERN_TORSO1,BITTERN_WING1,BITTERN_TORSO2,BITTERN_NECK2,BITTERN_BEAK1,BITTERN_BEAK_FANTASY,BITTERN_LEGS2,BITTERN_BODY3,BITTERN_LEGS_FANTASY,BITTERN_HEAD_FANTASY,BITTERN_HEAD1	0.45614523,0.76201117,0.60893857,2.00000000,0.85692739,0.76145250,0.73463684,0.77793300,0.73016757,0.97206700,1.10865927,0.89748603	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_BITTERN	GENUS_BITTERNWa60d51KnQHds0N2UhYhwSEc65UBh7vHhGSFeCEEd83fBS6xBT	1	BITTERN_HEAD,BITTERN_WING,AB_WING,BITTERN_BODY,BITTERN_TAIL,BITTERN_FEET,BITTERN_BEAK,AB_BACK,AB_BEAK,GH_HEAD,GH_EYE,GH_BODY,GH_NECK,GH_GREEN,BITTERN_BELLY	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	BITTERN_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT,BITTERN_DEFAILT	18.00000000	Common in wet spots across much of North America. The Green Heron can be difficult to see as it stands motionless waiting for small fish to approach within striking range. The Green Heron is one of the few tool-using birds. It commonly drops bait onto the surface of the water and grabs the small fish that are attracted. It uses a variety of baits and lures, including crusts of bread, insects, earthworms, twigs, or feathers.	Green Heron	GreenHeron
N/A	N/A	BASE_BOOBY	BOOBY_DEFAULT	BOOBY_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 107.000038 0 0.349162012 -0.513966441,255 249.000107 0 0.0642458126 0.0446927547,255 130.000015 0 0.377094984 -0.636871517,255 154.000107 0 0.388268143 -0.69273746,255 255 0 0.382681578 0.167597771,0 24.0000896 255 0.23743017 0.0893855095,255 230.999908 0 0.550279319 0.223463655,255 130.000015 0 0.416201115 -0.636871517,255 255 0 0.0586592183 0.111731887,188.999878 0 0 0.388268143 -0.625698328	BOOBY_NECK_FANTASY,BOOBY_NECK1,BOOBY_HEAD_FANTASY,BOOBY_BEAK_FANTASY,BOOBY_BEAK1,BOOBY_TORSO_FANTASY,BOOBY_WINGS_FANTASY,BOOBY_LEGS_FANTASY	1.13581288,1.08298039,1.06117320,1.00474858,1.19832397,1.15456140,1.09608936,1.27166772	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_BOOBY	GENUS_BOOBY4g7FU4pnW4gBhN1R9ZuWTU7UHhJE0OiRMDZQrAMJWGEr3faC926W	1	BOOBY_HEAD,BB1_BELLY,BOOBY_BODY,BOOBY_TAIL,BOOBY_BEAK,BB1_BEAK,BOOBY_FEET,BOOBY_WING,BB1_UNDERWING,RB_WING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	BOOBY_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT	32.00000000	Brown Boobies are spectacular divers, plunging into the ocean at high speed. They mainly eat small fish or squid which gather in groups near the surface and may catch leaping fish while skimming the surface. This species breeds on islands and coasts in the pantropical areas of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. They frequent the breeding grounds of the islands in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. This bird nests in large colonies, laying two chalky blue eggs on the ground in a mound of vegetation.	Brown Booby	BrownBooby
N/A	N/A	BASE_BOOBY	BOOBY_DEFAULT	BOOBY_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 17.9999409 255 0 -1,255 202.000031 0 1 0.603351951,255 189.999985 0 0.533519566 0.223463655,255 249.000107 0 0.0642458126 0.0893855095,242.999954 255 0 0.0418994427 0.0111731291,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.581005573,255 255 0 0.0586592183 0.0335195065,249.000107 255 0 0.0474860333 0.0335195065,242.999954 255 0 0.0698323995 -0.815642476,255 249.000107 0 0.23743017 -0.0335195661	BOOBY_BEAK_FANTASY,BOOBY_NECK1,BOOBY_NECK_FANTASY,BOOBY_HEAD_FANTASY,BOOBY_TORSO_FANTASY,BOOBY_WINGS_FANTASY,BOOBY_BEAK1,BOOBY_LEGS_FANTASY,BOOBY_TORSO_FANTASY2	1.14944124,1.04524302,1.38487995,1.29999995,1.20910335,1.17988825,1.47988832,1.39997494,0.65418994	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_BOOBY	GENUS_BOOBYOMjw9J2IrQNwmJueHVQHHcmZet5QkAEvp6CTfut5wGKgKmdwB6YL	1	MB_FACE,MB_EYE,BOOBY_BEAK,BOOBY_HEAD,BOOBY_WING,RB_WING,BB_UNDERWING,BOOBY_BODY,BOOBY_TAIL,BOOBY_FEET	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	BOOBY_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT	24.00000000	The Masked Booby is silent at sea, but has a reedy whistling greeting call at the nesting colonies. While on the breeding grounds, these birds display a wide range of hissing and quacking notes. This species breeds on islands in tropical oceans, except in the eastern Atlantic. Although the Masked Booby regularly lays two eggs, it never raises two young. The first egg is laid four to nine days before the second, and the older chick always ejects the second from the nest.	Masked Booby	MaskedBooby
N/A	N/A	BASE_BOOBY	BOOBY_DEFAULT	BOOBY_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 165.999893 0 0.100000001 -0.0111731887,255 135.999908 0 0.349999994 -0.603351951,5.9998951 0 255 0.0810055882 -0.0893854499,0 195.999878 255 0.662011147 0.156424522,249.000107 255 0 0.0698323995 -0.0223463774,249 255 0 0.0388889 0,255 154.000107 0 0.667597771 -0.837988853,255 100.999893 0 0.272222012 -0.636871517,255 147.999954 0 0.366667002 -0.592178762,255 184 0 0.211111 -0.466667,255 124.999977 0 0.338889003 -0.569832444,237.000061 255 0 0.0444444008 0,0 65.0000076 255 0.650838017 -0.558659196	BOOBY_LEGS_FANTASY,BOOBY_HEAD_FANTASY,BOOBY_NECK_FANTASY,BOOBY_NECK1,BOOBY_TORSO_FANTASY,BOOBY_TORSO_FANTASY2,BOOBY_BEAK1,BOOBY_BEAK_FANTASY,BOOBY_WINGS_FANTASY	1.23393011,0.98575419,1.15090787,0.91693580,1.05386865,0.91564250,0.97932959,0.96955305,1.03910613	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_BOOBY	GENUS_BOOBYfPlsfEKLuW9UJqJ4H8QH18FpZ2lMD8OKDKK0U7VxppvYWJP6D2zr	1	BOOBY_HEAD,BOOBY_WING,BOOBY_BEAK,BOOBY_FEET,BOOBY_BODY,BOOBY_TAIL,BB_HEAD,RB_WING,BB_BODY,BB_TAIL,BB_WING,BB_UNDERWING,MB_UNDERWING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	BOOBY_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT	31.00000000	The name ^booby^ comes from the Spanish term bubi, which means ^stupid fellow^. The natural breeding habitat of the Blue-footed Booby is tropical and subtropical islands off the Pacific coast of South America from Peru to Mexico including, most famously, the Galápagos Islands. The Blue-footed Booby makes no nest, but lays lays two or three eggs on bare ground.	Blue-footed Booby	BluefootedBooby
N/A	N/A	BASE_BOOBY	BOOBY_DEFAULT	BOOBY_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 255 0 0.220670387 0.0335195065,0 177.999939 255 0.455307275 0.0555556007,255 249.000107 0 0.0474860333 0,255 249 0 0.0277778 0.0222223,255 249.000107 0 0.0307262577 -0.0111731887,255 17.9999409 0 0.533519566 0.290502787,1.00011 0 0 0.0666667 -0.466667,255 52.9999657 0 0.701117337 0.355556011	BOOBY_HEAD_FANTASY,BOOBY_NECK1,BOOBY_BEAK1,BOOBY_TORSO_FANTASY,BOOBY_WINGS_FANTASY,BOOBY_LEGS_FANTASY	1.07793295,1.02260053,1.26089382,1.04128218,1.04580998,1.15090787	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_BOOBY	GENUS_BOOBYxo3p4BQAGiSisjlrXmt3BYEQYhSac94C6GTDVQMCQNe9NQTbM55y	1	BOOBY_HEAD,BOOBY_BEAK,BOOBY_BODY,BOOBY_TAIL,BOOBY_WING,BOOBY_FEET,RB_WING,RB_BEAK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	BOOBY_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT,BOOBY_DEFAULT	29.00000000	Nests mainly on coral atolls or volcanic islands in tropical seas. Spends rest of time at sea. Red-footed boobies are the smallest of the boobies and are spectacular divers, plunging into the ocean at high speed. Fledglings play with twigs while at roosts; may be important part of learning to handle fish. Like all boobies, the Red-footed Booby never carries its prey in its beak. Instead, it always swallows it before flying.	Red-footed Booby	RedfootedBooby
N/A	N/A	BASE_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 184.000092 255 0.142458096 -0.189944148,0 160 255 0.159217879 -0.189944148,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.0893855095,0 196.000137 255 0.153631285 -0.268156409,0 160 255 0.153631285 -0.178770959,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.145251393,1.00011003 0 0 0 -1,255 135.999908 0 0.840782106 0.268156409,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.0335195065,0 154.000107 255 0 -0.212290525,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.279329598	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD3,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD4,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK1	0.70363128,0.85555601,0.54608941,0.77821225,0.89720672,0.64899999,1.67932975,1.53999996,0.69715083,0.80530727,0.92627931,0.55111098,0.50002795,0.40000001,0.96222067	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRDBZ7PmI8QiovVgkQ0yD4cEeXpPRoMY3c8mRDDQs54T9	1	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BODY,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS,TT_FACE,TT_FOREHEAD,TT_SIDE,TT_UNDERWING,NC_WINGEDGE,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	8.00000000	Small gray songbird with a short tuft on head. Reside in deciduous forest, swamps, orchards, parks, and suburban areas. Gleans insects from bark and foliage. Hangs upside down to reach insects. Travels with mixed species foraging flocks. Holds food under feet to peck it. They line the nest with soft materials, sometimes plucking hair from a live animal such as a dog.	Tufted Titmouse	TuftedTitmouse
N/A	N/A	BASE_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.648044705,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.547486067,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.614525139,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.547486067,1.00011003 0 0 0.75 0,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.111731887,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.0223463774,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.0558658838,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.268156409	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD3,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD4,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS3,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK1	0.75400001,1.28072619,0.79166698,1.25083804,1.12513971,0.99995810,1.11620116,1.53999996,0.72865921,0.67122906,1.01772070,0.71731842,0.80114532,0.77179885,0.52094972,0.81881845	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRDGNcpMGk3rKz0YOjZgnGExXBy5uuN4AIJ13GHe9kQMi	1	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BODY,PRC_BELLY,PRC_RUMP,PRC_TAIL,PRC_WING,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	5.75000000	Painted Redstarts will make their home in the open oak woodlands and canyons of Central America, but will also range as far north as Arizona and New Mexico in the United States during the summer and winter as far south as Nicaragua. The Painted Redstart flashes its white wing patches and outer tail feathers when foraging. These action appear to flush insects that the redstart then pursues and captures.	Painted Redstart	PaintedRedstart
N/A	N/A	BASE_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.603351951,1.00011003 0 0 0.00279329601 -0.558659196,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.525139689,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.513966441,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.0558658838,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.0111731887,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.0111731887,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.368715107,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.134078205	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD3,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD4,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS3	0.77905023,1.07737422,0.72206700,0.94916195,1.11843574,0.86410338,1.30391073,1.53999996,0.70240223,0.79413408,0.90549719,0.60111731,1.07000005,0.40000001,0.89429331,0.73882681	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRDGXdYQJI6TBE3mAIOLBFEdWP8pG3rFFvIMW9ZGAb9n6	1	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BODY,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS,TT_UNDERWING,BP_BELLY,TT_SIDE,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_FEET	N/A	0	N/A	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	8.00000000	Although primarily insectivorous, the Black Phoebe occasionally catches fish. It dives into ponds to catch small minnows or other tiny fish, and may even feed fish to nestlings. Black Phoebes are monogamous and frequently raise 2 broods of young during a breeding season. Mated birds rarely perch less than a few meters apart. During incubation, males perched near nest throughout the day.	Black Phoebe	BlackPhoebe
N/A	N/A	BASE_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	CRESTED_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0.761111 -0.0111111,255 0 0 0.85 0.0333333,255 30 0 0.738889 0.277778,1.00011 0 0 0.805556 0.0111111,1.00011 0 0 0.938889 0.0222223,1.00011 0 0 0.25 -0.0555556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.566667,255 35.9999 0 0.633333 0.0555556	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD3,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD4,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS3	0.75400001,1.27166998,0.78333300,0.70999998,1.05999994,0.79911101,1.74666679,1.49300003,0.83499998,0.80833298,0.90586698,0.78222197,1.07000005,0.46817800,1.78234005,0.61666697	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRDP8PKTTpHw90xlZYf1Gy8Fv0WQ4VSmGd3vrY67CYGKO	1	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BODY,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_FEET,NC_FACE,NC_WINGEDGE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	9.39999962	Cardinals eat mostly seeds, fruits, small animals, and insects. They seem to especially like peanuts (unsalted). Cardinals are a territorial song bird. Cardinals learn their songs, and as a result the songs vary regionally. Cardinals are able to easily distinguish the gender of a singing cardinal by its song alone. The male sings in a loud, clear whistle from a tree top or other high location to defend his territory.	Northern Cardinal	NorthernCardinal
N/A	N/A	BASE_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 184.000092 0 0.293296099 0.145251393,255 154.000107 0 0.265363127 -0.0782122612,255 184.000092 0 0.270949721 0.189944148,255 165.999893 0 0.265363127 -0.156424582,255 207.999924 0 0.209497213 -0.0111731887,255 165.999893 0 0.226256981 -0.156424582,255 207.999924 0 0.164804474 0.145251393,255 165.999893 0 0.332402229 -0.223463714,255 70.9999084 0 0.298882693 0.145251393,255 112.999931 0 0.438547492 -0.659217834,255 12.0000448 0 0.215083793 -0.491620123,255 94.9999924 0 0.444134086 -0.636871517,255 165.999893 0 0.159217879 0.111731887,255 230.999908 0 0.0921787694 0.0893855095,255 177.999939 0 0.19273743 0.357541919	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD3,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD4,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS3	0.87960893,1.37067032,0.63826817,1.29106152,1.07821226,0.89429331,1.29050279,1.42709494,0.90720671,0.79692739,1.00525141,0.74413407,0.52153635,0.40000001,1.09052789,0.61312848	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRDPsCLsUIlQSPq0BYw7bUu5WfVTHBXniMxCmTQUTfd04	1	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BODY,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS,TT_UNDERWING,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,TT_SIDE,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_FEET,SL_BODY,PRC_TAIL,SL_WING,SL_TAIL,BP_BELLY,SL_BEAK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	7.25000000	The Skylark is 16-18 cm long. It is a bird of open farmland and heath. It is known throughout its range for the song of the male birds, which is delivered in hovering flight from heights of 50-100 meters, when the bird itself may be appear to be just a dot in the sky from the ground. The song is generally 2 to 3 minutes long and it tends to get longer later in the season.	Sky Lark	SkyLark
N/A	N/A	BASE_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	CRESTED_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	5.9999 0 255 0.222222 -0.555556,0 89.0001 255 0.622222 -0.311111,0 35.9999 255 0.238889 -0.288889,24.0001 0 255 0.183333 -0.322222,0 89.0001 255 0.644444 -0.244444,0 89.0001 255 0.638889 -0.277778,5.9999 0 255 0.238889 -0.522222,53 0 255 0.616667 -0.5,1.00011 0 0 0 0.3,0 125 255 0.566667 -0.211111,0 166 255 0 -0.222222,1.00011003 0 0 0 -1	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD3,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD4,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL2	0.84372199,1.19778001,0.87500000,0.72000003,1.08888996,1.74667001,1.34677994,0.90288901,0.92222202,0.85626698,0.80000001,1.01011002,0.63599998	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRDYWlHOwAJ7ABhabxvvvwl6GU2QxREhKG5UohTryHMnv	1	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_FEET,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BODY,SJ_HEAD,SJ_STRIPES,SJ_EYE,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY,NC_WINGLINES,BJC_TAILSTRIPES	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	11.50000000	Resident from southern Alaska southward through mountains to Nicaragua, eastward to Colorado and western Texas. It is also known as the long-crested jay, the mountain jay, and the pine jay. The nest is usually in a conifer but can sometimes be in a hollow in a tree. The Steller's Jay and the Blue Jay are the only New World jays that use mud in the construction of their nests.	Steller's Jay	Stellers
N/A	N/A	BASE_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	CRESTED_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 54.0000763 0 0 -0.122905016,249.000107 0 0 0 0.223463655,255 65.0000076 0 0 1,255 94.9999924 0 0 0,17.9999409 255 0 0 0,255 82.9999466 0 0 0.0335195065,255 59.0001144 0 0 0,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.256983221,1.00011003 0 0 0 0,0 255 70.9999084 0 0	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD3,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD4,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD2	1.10502791,1.98770952,0.83555871,0.92267776,2.00000000,1.15090787,1.22754192,1.16735196,1.13268161,0.40000001,0.83368719,0.81368721,0.90893847	N/A	Feathers McFly	1	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TITLE_ONLY	1	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,NC_FACE,NC_WINGLINES,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BODY,VF_THROAT,SJ_STRIPES,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_FEET	N/A	0	N/A	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	10.00000000	There is no information on this Crested Songbird! 	Title Crested	BaseCrestedSongbird
N/A	N/A	BASE_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	CRESTED_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 107.000038 255 0.583798885 -0.0670391321,0 107.000038 255 0.617318451 -0.0670391321,1.00011003 0 0 0 -1,0 107.000038 255 0.522346377 -0.0893854499,0 100.999893 255 0.622905016 -0.0893854499,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.100558639,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.0782122612,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.770949721,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.167597771,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.189944148,0 65.0000076 255 0.19273743 -0.290502787,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.189944148,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.737430155,0 29.9999847 255 0.114525139 -0.212290525	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD3,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD4,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS3	0.83881009,1.09692740,0.91480446,0.62737429,1.05586600,0.96222067,1.55865932,1.14351952,0.80888897,0.79722202,1.06759775,0.79776537,0.87427378,0.54502797,0.93203074,0.96508378	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRDc1OM3SttW76FPeoplUj8tdDDi0UAvXHuXPuHHRH1aJ	1	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS,SJ_STRIPES,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BODY,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY,BJC_FACE,BJC_FACESTRIPE,BJC_WING,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK,BJC_UNDERWING,BJC_TAIL,BJC_TAILSTRIPES,TT_UNDERWING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	13.50000000	It is mainly a bird of mixed woodland, including American beech and various oak species, but also of parks and gardens in some towns and cities. As with other blue-hued birds, the Blue Jay's coloration is not derived by pigments, but is the result of light refraction due to the internal structure of the feathers; if a blue jay feather is crushed, the blue disappears as the structure is destroyed. This is referred to as structural coloration.   	Blue Jay	BlueJay
N/A	N/A	BASE_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0.75 0,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.536312819,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.581005573,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.636871517,1.00011003 0 0 0.723463714 0.122905016,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.223463714,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.614525139,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.335195541,144.000031 0 0 0.762569845 -0.0893854499	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD3,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TORSO2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD4,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL2,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK1,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_LEGS3	0.75400001,0.96787709,0.64664805,0.66759777,1.03128493,0.86410338,1.12960899,1.53999996,0.71290505,0.74664807,0.90549719,0.81564248,1.07000005,0.40000001,0.72824860,0.96508378	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRD	GENUS_CRESTEDSONGBIRDu3DGT7jFW9hKcNzrq95UCalU3KnDeZQJKO4jVeQRzj	1	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_WINGS,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BODY,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BELLY,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_BEAK,VF_HEAD,TT_UNDERWING,TT_SIDE	N/A	0	N/A	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,CRESTEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	10.00000000	During the breeding season, male Vermilion Flycatchers perform a spectacular flight song 20–30 m above the canopy, appearing to bounce across the sky on fluttering wings while singing. The Vermilion Flycatcher is a favorite among birders, but not generally kept by aviculturalists, as males tend to lose their bright colors when taken from the wild and kept in cages.	Vermilion Flycatcher	VermilionFlycatcher
N/A	N/A	BASE_CROW	CROW_DEFAULT	CROW_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 107.000038 0 0.645251393 -0.0446927547,12.0000448 0 255 0.0865921751 -0.189944148,255 255 0 0.159217879 0.312849164,255 242.999954 0 0.136871502 0.279329658,255 107.000038 0 0.522346377 0,255 230.999908 0 0.226256981 0.972066998,1.00011003 0 0 0 -1,255 107.000038 0 0.600558639 0.0335195065,255 42.0000305 0 0.287709504 0.156424522,255 249.000107 0 0.19273743 0.379888296,255 112.999931 0 0.650838017 -0.0111731887,255 112.999931 0 0.673184335 0.0893855095,255 107.000038 0 0.734636843 -0.212290525,249.000107 255 0 0.131284922 0.301676035,255 242.999954 0 0.120111734 0.379888296,255 249.000107 0 0.958100557 1,255 154.000107 0 0.483240217 0.0335195065	CROW_HEAD1,CROW_HEAD2,CROW_BELLY1,CROW_TAIL1,CROW_WINGS1,CROW_LEGS1,CROW_TORSO1,CROW_HEAD3,CROW_BEAK2,CROW_BEAK1,CROW_BELLY2,CROW_BELLY3,CROW_TORSO3,CROW_TORSO4,CROW_LEGS2,CROW_HEAD4,CROW_HEAD5,CROW_HEAD6,CROW_HEAD_NECK2	0.63999999,1.00522006,1.31500006,1.04166996,0.92877090,1.07721996,0.77888900,1.05778003,0.99682963,1.02007997,1.10833001,0.47166699,0.56222200,0.80222201,0.70777798,0.74519551,1.00751400,0.89466476,1.68324029	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CROW	GENUS_CROW6QfLCBhQAxJXNeguAW6dLje2EeVOKz6gU4RzE88SPOE9WCf9TXMCl	1	CROW_HEAD,CROW_BEAK,BEAKMASK,BTC_UNDERWING,BTC_PRIMARIES,BTC_WING1,BTC_WING2,CROW_WINGS,CROW_FEET,BTC_TAIL,CROW_BODY,CROW_TAIL,BTC_BELLY,CROW_BELLY,BTC_FACE,CROW_EYE,FSJ_FACE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CROW_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT	10.00000000	Its breeding range includes the United States and Canada east of the Rocky Mountains. It is a partial migrant, with northern birds wintering in the southern USA, where it occurs throughout the year. There is a single British record of this unlikely transatlantic vagrant. An aggressive defender of its nest, the Brown Thrasher is known to strike people and dogs hard enough to draw blood.	Brown Thrasher	BrownThrasher
N/A	N/A	BASE_CROW	CROW_DEFAULT	CROW_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	17.9999409 0 255 0.254189938 -0.43575418,29.9999847 0 255 0.215083793 -0.357541919,0 47.9999237 255 0.103351958 -0.34636873,0 35.9998817 255 0.0754189938 -0.513966441,0 42.0000305 255 0.114525139 -0.424580991,5.9998951 0 255 0.254189938 -0.402234614	CROW_HEAD2,CROW_BELLY1,CROW_TAIL1,CROW_WINGS1,CROW_LEGS1,CROW_TORSO1,CROW_HEAD3,CROW_BEAK2,CROW_BEAK1,CROW_BELLY2,CROW_BELLY3,CROW_TORSO3,CROW_LEGS2,CROW_TORSO4,CROW_HEAD4,CROW_BELLY4,CROW_HEAD43,CROW_BEAK3,CROW_HEAD_NECK2	0.92083800,1.70000005,0.72206700,1.12430167,1.08500004,1.14357543,1.16424584,1.54713690,1.19694138,0.99636871,0.40488830,0.66620111,1.05388999,0.95586592,0.81402230,1.07701123,1.03016758,0.84057260,1.28100562	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CROW	GENUS_CROW8JhC5a9b2VRjEYLz0OI6izoZxAer3uChF5PYZQXD4XOAt5AGTNcNH	1	CROW_HEAD,CROW_WINGS,CROW_FEET,CROW_BEAK,CROW_BODY,CROW_TAIL	N/A	0	N/A	CROW_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT	15.00000000	Resident throughout Alaska and Canada, including the high arctic, southward through the western states into Central America. Present in the northern United States and southward in the Appalachians to extreme northern Georgia. Popular beliefs about ravens include the notion that they are attracted to shiny objects, but research indicates that juveniles are deeply curious about all new things, and that Ravens retain an attraction to bright, round objects based on their similarity to bird eggs.	Common Raven	CommonRaven
N/A	N/A	BASE_CROW	CROW_DEFAULT	CROW_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 24.0000896 255 0.114525139 -0.458100557,0 35.9998817 255 0.181564242 -0.34636873,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.279329598,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.301675975,0 12.0000448 255 0.164804474 -0.458100557,0 29.9999847 255 0.187150836 -0.446927369,249.000107 255 0 0.187150836 0.279329658,207.000076 0 0 0.857541919 0.1787709	CROW_HEAD1,CROW_HEAD2,CROW_BELLY1,CROW_TAIL1,CROW_WINGS1,CROW_LEGS1,CROW_TORSO1,CROW_HEAD3,CROW_BEAK2,CROW_BEAK1,CROW_BELLY2,CROW_BELLY3,CROW_TORSO3,CROW_LEGS2,CROW_TORSO4,CROW_BEAK3,CROW_HEAD4,CROW_HEAD5,CROW_HEAD_NECK2,CROW_HEAD43	0.79664803,0.99777800,1.65417004,0.81666702,0.95223463,1.19078207,0.93444401,1.09333003,1.01906419,0.80227655,0.99166697,0.12333300,0.70999998,0.84022343,0.97333300,1.18945527,0.78821230,0.99622905,0.90893847,0.90502799	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CROW	GENUS_CROWF9cFgNL0s0WUYGR0a0hC56Yd5Egfm5AE1fDNkB8SZMFeQgChw08Rz	1	CROW_HEAD,CROW_WINGS,CROW_FEET,CROW_BEAK,CROW_BODY,CROW_TAIL,RWB_SCAPULARWHITE,RWB_SCAPULARRED	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CROW_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT	11.00000000	Strong flier, can travel great distances between roosting and foraging areas each day. Walking is well developed. The Red-winged Blackbird frequently forages on ground. Can also hop backward (^double scratch^) when foraging. Young occasionally fall in water at nest leaving; have limited ability to swim short distances. Adults do not swim.	Red-winged Blackbird 	RedWingedBlackbird
N/A	N/A	BASE_CROW	CROW_DEFAULT	CROW_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 189.999985 0 0.840782106 0.201117277,255 230.999908 0 0.695530713 0.1787709,0 17.9999409 255 0.125698328 -0.290502787,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.357541919,0 42.0000305 255 0.136871502 -0.335195541,12.0000448 0 255 0.153631285 -0.34636873,5.9998951 0 255 0.164804474 -0.301675975,255 172.000046 0 0.796089411 0.25698328,0 59.9999695 255 0.354748607 -0.558659196,255 242.999954 0 0.153631285 0.424581051,255 196.000137 0 0.946927369 0.849161983	CROW_HEAD1,CROW_HEAD2,CROW_BELLY1,CROW_TAIL1,CROW_WINGS1,CROW_LEGS1,CROW_TORSO1,CROW_HEAD3,CROW_BEAK2,CROW_BEAK1,CROW_BELLY2,CROW_BELLY3,CROW_TORSO3,CROW_LEGS2,CROW_TORSO4,CROW_HEAD_NECK2	0.71555603,0.90844399,0.99416697,0.83333302,0.88575417,1.07721996,0.94222200,1.27111006,1.19696999,0.88741702,0.99166697,0.68142468,0.59333301,0.69999999,0.85666698,1.49217880	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CROW	GENUS_CROWGsLW8ONVbXxiYOMFPhEqlcUaFHwFypBnnHOCxqs62eZBb9OZHAUjp	1	CROW_HEAD,FSJ_FACE,CROW_WINGS,CROW_FEET,CROW_BEAK,CROW_BODY,CROW_TAIL,CG_CHEST,YHB_EYE,YHB_WING,YHB_RUMP	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CROW_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT	9.50000000	Breeds in prairie wetlands and along other western lakes and marshes where tall reeds and rushes are present. Forages in the wetlands and in surrounding grasslands and croplands. In winter large flocks forage in agricultural areas. Gleans and probes for insects near water. Large flocks glean weed seeds and waste grain from fields, moving in a characteristic rolling or leap-frog motion where birds in the back of the flock fly up and land at the front of the flock.	Yellow-headed Blackbird	YellowHeadedBlackbird
N/A	N/A	BASE_CROW	CROW_DEFAULT	CROW_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 77.0000534 255 0.533519566 -0.312849164,0 12.0000448 255 0.310055852 -0.357541919,53 0 255 0.111111 -0.277778,0 42 255 0.105556 -0.155556,5.9998951 0 255 0.28212291 -0.402234614,12.0000448 0 255 0.23743017 -0.413407803,0 89.0001 255 0.411111 -0.322222	CROW_HEAD1,CROW_HEAD2,CROW_BELLY1,CROW_TAIL1,CROW_WINGS1,CROW_LEGS1,CROW_TORSO1,CROW_HEAD3,CROW_BEAK2,CROW_BEAK1,CROW_BELLY2,CROW_BELLY3,CROW_TORSO3,CROW_LEGS2,CROW_TORSO4,CROW_HEAD_NECK2	0.88444400,0.92333299,0.61833298,0.95833302,1.02653623,1.18611002,1.01222003,1.29778004,1.42913997,1.08642006,1.11167002,0.33416700,0.74111098,0.84388900,0.91888899,1.15027928	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CROW	GENUS_CROWHqujNUlpJZhshRDhFZl7cGWA2Pe0RtyrXqlZPbIaohmBAPdtMkFFM	1	CROW_HEAD,CROW_WINGS,CROW_BEAK,CROW_FEET,CROW_BODY,CROW_TAIL,CG_CHEST	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CROW_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT	15.00000000	The Common Grackle is an opportunistic forager, taking advantage of whatever food sources it can find. It will follow plows for invertebrates and mice, wade into water to catch small fish, and sometimes kill and eat other birds at bird feeders. The nest is a well-concealed cup in dense trees (particularly pine) or shrubs, usually near water; sometimes, they will nest in cavities or in man-made structures. They often nest in colonies, some being quite large.	Common Grackle	Grackle
N/A	N/A	BASE_CROW	CROW_DEFAULT	CROW_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 12.0000448 255 0.276536316 -0.446927369,0 12.0000448 255 0.270949721 -0.413407803,0 24.0000896 255 0.136871502 -0.469273746,0 47.9999237 255 0.388268143 -0.391061425,0 5.9998951 255 0.103351958 -0.491620123,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.277778,242.999954 255 0 0.122221999 0.25698328,0 77.0000534 255 0.645251393 0.234636903,249.000107 255 0 0.122221999 0.43575418,0 42.0000305 255 0.622905016 -0.156424582,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.388889,255 255 0 0.108938545 0.279329598	CROW_HEAD1,CROW_HEAD2,CROW_BELLY1,CROW_TAIL1,CROW_WINGS1,CROW_LEGS1,CROW_TORSO1,CROW_HEAD3,CROW_BEAK2,CROW_BEAK1,CROW_BELLY2,CROW_BELLY3,CROW_TORSO3,CROW_LEGS2,CROW_TORSO4,CROW_BELLY4,CROW_HEAD4,CROW_BEAK3,CROW_HEAD6,CROW_HEAD5,CROW_HEAD43	0.75111097,0.69999999,0.39567041,1.25837982,0.83882678,0.83222198,0.69333303,0.87111098,1.01455998,0.72711098,1.12206709,0.27916700,0.62709498,0.72722203,0.70888901,0.57840782,1.04755998,0.55100000,0.86002797,1.11472070,0.85139668	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CROW	GENUS_CROWS2fbbAZB9dtOQmVXSXddZdVCtqaLw3ZFfeWu0hU976AbEb85XSWxR	1	CROW_HEAD,CROW_WINGS,CROW_BEAK,CROW_BODY,CROW_TAIL,BM_EYE,BM_SCAPULARS,BM_WING2,BM_WING,BM_TAIL,CROW_FEET,BM_BELLY	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CROW_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT	17.00000000	This bird prefers semi-open country with some large bushes or trees. It is a common sight in many towns. This bird is omnivorous, eating many types of insects, carrion, eggs and rodents, as well as berries, seeds and nuts, and also garbage and food from pets that are fed outside. They forage on the ground, but also may steal food from other birds. In spite of the best efforts of settlers to eradicate this bird at the beginning of the 20th century, they remain numerous and widespread.	Black-billed Magpie	BlackBilledMagpie
N/A	N/A	BASE_CROW	CROW_DEFAULT	CROW_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 100.999893 255 0.706703901 0.0893855095,0 249.000107 255 0.298882693 -0.458100557,0 89.0000992 255 0.650838017 0.156424522,255 242.999954 0 0.142458096 0.201117277,0 147.999954 255 0.745810032 0.0335195065,0 94.9999924 255 0.75 0.0558658838,255 212.999969 0 0.516759753 0.0335195065,255 242.999954 0 0.0754189938 0.223463655,0 94.9999924 255 0.14804469 -0.201117337,17.9999409 0 255 0.896648049 -0.536312819,255 230.999908 0 0.0865921751 0.223463655	CROW_HEAD1,CROW_HEAD2,CROW_BELLY1,CROW_TAIL1,CROW_WINGS1,CROW_LEGS1,CROW_TORSO1,CROW_HEAD3,CROW_BEAK2,CROW_BEAK1,CROW_BELLY2,CROW_BELLY3,CROW_TORSO3,CROW_LEGS2,CROW_TORSO4,CROW_BEAK3,CROW_HEAD4,CROW_HEAD43,CROW_BELLY4,CROW_HEAD5,CROW_HEAD6,CROW_HEAD_NECK2	0.68938547,0.87592179,0.43254194,1.06564248,0.84664804,0.81145251,0.67430168,1.01229060,0.91900837,0.85230446,1.20000005,1.24371517,0.50000000,0.82681561,0.65865922,0.92430449,0.86564243,0.84245813,0.57840782,1.01879883,0.94544691,1.50223470	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CROW	GENUS_CROWcPa8BLNfhNRb6wM6NB6PHC51yIEOltklC1HHkWS7NJClxGBHAJF2B	1	CROW_HEAD,CROW_BEAK,CROW_WINGS,BEAKMASK,CROW_BODY,CROW_TAIL,FSJ_STREAKS,FSJ_BODY,CROW_FEET,FSJ_FACE,BTC_UNDERWING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CROW_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT	12.00000000	The Florida Scrub Jay is found only in Florida scrub habitat, an ecosystem found only in central Florida. Florida Scrub Jays routinely cache thousands of acorns a year, burying them just beneath the surface of the sand. They are typically buried in the fall and consumed during the winter and spring. Those acorns not found germinate, making the Florida Scrub Jay a premier disperser for a variety of oak trees.  	Florida Scrub-Jay	FloridaScrubJay
N/A	N/A	BASE_CROW	CROW_DEFAULT	CROW_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 54.0000763 255 0.0754189938 0.111731887,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.335195541,0 0 255 0.198324025 -0.223463714,0 35.9998817 255 0.170391068 -0.245810032,255 225.000015 0 0 1,0 29.9999847 255 0.0586592183 0.0223463774,242.999954 255 0 0.0698323995 0.145251393,0 29.9999847 255 0.0754189938 -0.43575418,0 12.0000448 255 0.0921787694 0.100558639,0 24.0000896 255 0.209497213 -0.290502787,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.290502787,0 17.9999409 255 0 -0.0111731887	CROW_HEAD2,CROW_BELLY1,CROW_TAIL1,CROW_WINGS1,CROW_LEGS1,CROW_TORSO1,CROW_HEAD3,CROW_BEAK2,CROW_BEAK1,CROW_BELLY2,CROW_BELLY3,CROW_TORSO3,CROW_LEGS2,CROW_TORSO4,CROW_BELLY4,CROW_HEAD5,CROW_HEAD6,CROW_HEAD4,CROW_HEAD43,CROW_HEAD1,CROW_BEAK3,CROW_HEAD_NECK2	1.35502791,0.29427376,0.68333298,1.02262568,0.99944401,0.82290506,1.28938556,0.91344970,1.13579607,1.20000005,1.45572627,0.74050283,0.95418990,0.83072627,0.55181569,0.86645252,0.68913412,0.71078211,1.20000005,0.84134078,0.95221508,1.59273744	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CROW	GENUS_CROWekyMNpCI9KjPJAPikI3is9oKDI8ptRh0PmE9NHINCOn5cGRP3MWW9	1	CROW_WINGS,CNC_SECONDARY,CNC_WING,CROW_FEET,CNC_FACE,CROW_HEAD,BEAKMASK,CROW_BEAK,CROW_BODY,CROW_TAIL,CNC_TAIL,FSJ_FACE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CROW_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT	9.00000000	It occurs in western North America from British Columbia and western Alberta in the north to Baja California and western New Mexico in the south. The most important food resources for this species are the seeds of Pines. Surplus Pine seed is stored, usually in the ground for later consumption, in numerous caches of 5-10 seeds each spread over a wide area, up to 20 × 20 km.	Clark's Nutcracker	ClarksNutcracker
N/A	N/A	BASE_CROW	CROW_DEFAULT	CROW_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	5.9998951 0 255 0.103351958 -0.502793312,12.0000448 0 255 0.254189938 -0.424580991,0 0 255 0.203910619 -0.357541919,17.9999409 0 255 0.198324025 -0.268156409,0 5.9998951 255 0.131284922 -0.402234614,0 12.0000448 255 0.203910619 -0.379888296	CROW_HEAD1,CROW_HEAD2,CROW_BELLY1,CROW_TAIL1,CROW_WINGS1,CROW_LEGS1,CROW_TORSO1,CROW_HEAD3,CROW_BEAK2,CROW_BEAK1,CROW_BELLY2,CROW_BELLY3,CROW_TORSO3,CROW_LEGS2,CROW_TORSO4,CROW_BEAK3,CROW_HEAD4,CROW_BELLY4,CROW_HEAD_NECK2	0.74666703,0.89837986,1.40963686,0.53770947,0.81927371,1.05391061,1.03407824,1.35110998,1.03574026,1.10244417,0.97625697,0.21131286,0.66229051,0.90726250,0.87765366,0.97314799,0.98608935,1.05041897,1.38156426	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_CROW	GENUS_CROWp4PpVGqPVBxMGxUN2EEoES2D6whuHmHeytPfnTEEJs0XUDiTaEBU5	1	CROW_BEAK,CROW_HEAD,CROW_WINGS,CROW_FEET,CROW_BODY,CROW_TAIL	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	CROW_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT,CROW_DEFAULT	17.00000000	Occurring from British Columbia to Newfoundland in the north, and the Gulf of Mexico to Florida in the southern parts of its range and includes virtually all types of country from wilderness, farmland, parks, open woodland to towns and major cities.Despite attempts by humans in some areas to drive these birds away, they remain widespread and very common. Widely regarded as a pest, crows tend to be wary around humans, unlike seagulls, mallards, or feral pigeons.	American Crow	AmericanCrow
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 237.000061 0 0 -0.916201115,255 255 0 0.0666666999 0.0335195065,0 35.9998817 255 0.0865921751 -0.0558659434,12.0000448 0 255 0.0698323995 -0.156424582,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.78212291,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.78212291,0 17.9999409 255 0.533519566 -0.368715107,1.00011003 0 0 0.120111734 -0.547486067,255 255 0 0.0977653638 0.189944148,255 135.999908 0 0.796089411 -0.201117337	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BEAK2,DUCK_TORSO3,DUCK_BEAK4,DUCK_HEAD2,DUCK_TORSO_9,DUCK_BODYSIZE,DUCK_HEAD3,DUCK_TORSO8,DUCK_LEGS_1,DUCK_HEAD4,DUCK_TORSO4,DUCK_TORSO5,DUCK_TORSO6,DUCK_TORSO7,DUCK_TAIL2,DUCK_TORSO2,DUCK_BEAK3	1.18226254,0.50000000,0.73826820,1.01759779,1.15634084,1.12486029,0.68234640,1.64422083,1.35446930,0.77189666,1.01480448,1.17215085,1.08449721,0.68721646,1.22486031,0.92081010,0.77659744,1.11177635,0.50000000,1.15646672,1.01815641,1.02611732,0.81910616	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKElmZXokKY3aWGhGiBOiTUc7x7ZT1GGacRc8pQPhleotWxpLJOKPxm	1	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_WING,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BODY,DUCK_TAIL,M_BlUE,DUCK_WINGTIP,SE_BODY,SE_BELLY	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	17.00000000	The Steller's Eider is restricted to northern latitudes where it breeds in freshwater tundra ponds.It spends the rest of the year in shallow marine waters. It can form large flocks, up to 200,000 birds on suitable coastal waters. This species dives for crustaceans and molluscs, with mussels being a favoured food. Flocks dive synchronously and may create a spray as they dive and then surface in unison.	Steller's Eider	SpectacledStellersEider
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0 -0.877778,255 65 0 0.505556 -0.344444,0 255 17.9999 0.75 -0.344444,255 154.000107 0 0.438547492 -0.0558659434,0 95 255 0.105556 0.0888889,255 208 0 0.1 -0.222222,255 178 0 0.266667 -0.388889,255 202 0 0.127778 0.0111111,255 202 0 0.133333 0.0111111,5.9999 255 0 1 -0.588889,0 12 255 0.161111 -0.444444,255 243 0 0.138889 0.0222223,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.833333,0 255 47.9999 0.366667 -0.633333,255 184 0 0.333333 -0.566667,1.00011 0 0 0 0.444444,255 77.0001 0 0.572222 -0.277778,255 82.9999 0 0.511111 -0.388889	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BEAK2,DUCK_BEAK3,DUCK_TORSO3,DUCK_HEAD2,DUCK_LEGS2,DUCK_TAIL2,DUCK_HEAD4,DUCK_HEAD3,DUCK_TORSO7,DUCK_TORSO8,DUCK_BODYSIZE	1.38805997,1.40278006,1.43888998,0.75555557,1.04166996,1.19999993,0.97544402,1.19599998,0.98000002,1.48979998,0.85501099,1.13332999,1.78889000,1.01250005,0.96499997,0.93338668,0.81117052,1.21683335	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKHlE8WZPIfV5mdUOF21VCRgj9whi0u8lqWS92XERRMPUJ3BaGLPCxk	1	DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_WING,M_BlUE,DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_LEGS,AW_HEAD3,AW_WING,AW_UNDERWING,AW_HEAD2,AW_BEAK,AW_BELLY,AW_TAIL,AW_HEAD1,DUCK_WINGTIP,AW_HEAD4,DUCK_SIDE,AW_BODY2	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	20.00000000	The America Wigeon is the dabbling duck most likely to leave water and graze on vegetation in fields. The American Wigeon's diet has a higher proportion of plant matter than the diet of any other dabbling duck. It is highly gregarious outside of the breeding season and will form large flocks. The American Wigeon was formerly known as ^Baldpate^ because the white stripe resembled a bald man's head.	American Wigeon	AmericanWigeon
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 65 0 0.533333 -0.155556,255 70.9999 0 0.55 -0.166667,1.00011 0 0 0.0333333 -0.677778,255 65 0 0.561111 -0.166667,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.411111,255 125 0 0.75 0.3	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BEAK2,DUCK_BEAK3,DUCK_HEAD2	0.92583299,1.08527994,0.83999997,0.68888903,0.91666698,0.68000001,1.27988994,0.74000001,0.67600000,0.90101701	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKJHmhQ0iSCmd86i1OXmVe0EVGGMAVbntaq4N5CTH8MKNFhLzBP3aXp	1	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_BODY,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_WING,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_LEGS	N/A	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	16.00000000	These birds feed by dabbling. They mainly eat plants; their diet may include molluscs and aquatic insects. Their breeding habitat is marshes and ponds in western North and South America. The female Cinnamon Teal often places her nest below matted, dead stems of vegetation so it is completely concealed on all sides and from above. She approaches the nest through tunnels in the vegetation.	Cinnamon Teal	CinnamonTeal
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.611111104,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.6,0 89.0001 255 0.0111111 -0.277778,177.999939 255 0 0 0.0222222805,1.00011 0 0 0 0.2,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.588889,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.555556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.111111,255 12 0 0 0.433333,1.00011 0 0 0.577778 0.377778,138 0 0 0.238889 -0.377778,1.00011 0 0 0.761111 -0.411111,255 255 0 0.427777767 0.0444444418	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BEAK2,DUCK_BEAK3,DUCK_TORSO3,DUCK_HEAD2,DUCK_LEGS2,DUCK_LEGS3,DUCK_BEAK4,DUCK_TORSO7,DUCK_TORSO8,DUCK_TORSO_9,DUCK_BODYSIZE	1.33027995,1.75000000,1.33211005,0.80277777,1.41666996,1.35333335,2.55855989,0.82800001,0.25999999,1.70000005,0.80192798,1.74166667,1.90000010,0.57966697,0.87783390,0.70006502,1.10000002,1.42649996	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKJpMbDlcI9xbdx9FLPRIOJtAzdl51UEwv0mqdOXD42Y2O2lZmlMtFW	1	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_WING,DUCK_WINGTIP,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BODY,DUCK_TAIL,AC_WING,AC_BEAK2,AC_EYE,AC_BEAK,AC_FACE,AC_LEG	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	15.00000000	These birds can dive for food but can also forage on land. They are omnivores, eating plant material, insects, fish, and other aquatic animals. They migrate from northern locations to the southern United States and southern British Columbia. They are often year-round residents where water remains open in winter. These chunky birds require a great deal of effort to become airborne, pedaling across the water with their feet before lifting off. The way in which their heads bob when they walk or swim has earned them the name ^mud hen^.	American Coot	AmericanCoot
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.625698328,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.614525139,1.00011003 0 0 0.00837988872 -0.726256967,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.446927369,255 124.999977 0 0.796089411 0.201117277,255 177.999939 0 0.963687122 0.134078264,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.301676035,1.00011003 0 0 0 -1,1.00011003 0 0 1 0.1787709,255 249.000107 0 0.991620123 0.245810032,1.00011003 0 0 0.00837988872 -0.69273746,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.625698328,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.402234674	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_HEAD3,DUCK_HEAD4,DUCK_HEAD2,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_WINGS2,DUCK_LEGS2,DUCK_LEGS3,DUCK_LEGS_1,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BEAK2,DUCK_BEAK3,DUCK_BEAK4,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_TAIL2,DUCK_BODYSIZE,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_TORSO_9,DUCK_TORSO7,DUCK_TORSO8,DUCK_TORSO6,DUCK_TORSO5,DUCK_TORSO4,DUCK_TORSO3,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_LEGS	1.01159215,1.26438546,1.15321231,0.82883519,1.10181570,0.51843572,0.90642458,2.44832420,1.24162006,1.98206711,1.70000005,0.53754187,1.20139670,0.67402238,2.00000000,1.07293296,0.87793303,1.02877092,1.03356779,0.86597848,0.50000000,1.02239525,0.97770476,1.38587439,0.55446929,1.34497213	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKQATL5pGcE45UmBMtWnlIxLwdD4P3xt2anqIDMxyqSIv1nLzQPVEGC	1	DUCK_HEAD,SE_HEAD,DUCK_WING,DUCK_WINGTIP,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_BEAK,SS_BEAKWHITE,SS_BEAKBLACK,SS_BEAKRED,SS_BEAKYELLOW,DUCK_BODY,DUCK_TAIL,AC_EYE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	20.00000000	Breeds on shallow lakes in boreal forest and tundra. Winters in shallow marine coastal waters, usually over pebble and sand bottom. Accidental exchanges of young among Surf Scoter broods are frequent on crowded lakes. Because the mother provides no parental care other than guarding the chicks, evolutionary selection to prevent such mixups may not be very strong.  	Surf Scoter	SurfScoter
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.256983221,255 0 0 0.505555987 0.122221999,255 52.9999657 0 0.438547492 -0.446927369,255 59.0001144 0 0.449720681 -0.536312819,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.592178762,230.999908 0 0 0.382681578 0.122905016,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.860335231,177.000092 0 0 0.28212291 -0.659217834,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.759776533,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.726256967,1.00011003 0 0 0 1,255 5.9998951 0 0.399441332 -0.525139689,255 189.999985 0 0.332402229 -0.156424582,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.122905016	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BEAK2,DUCK_BEAK3,DUCK_TORSO3,DUCK_LEGS2,DUCK_HEAD2,DUCK_HEAD4,DUCK_LEGS3,DUCK_BEAK4,DUCK_HEAD3,DUCK_TAIL2,DUCK_LEGS_1,DUCK_BODYSIZE,DUCK_TORSO6,DUCK_WINGS2	0.89902234,1.77793300,1.28072619,0.75782126,0.70754194,0.99617320,1.27793300,0.55363131,0.63407820,0.93376815,1.06564248,0.92136037,0.93533522,1.46787715,0.92586595,0.94315648,1.81424582,1.16620111,0.93650836,0.50000000,0.98770946	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKQgtfmUX0TY2BxYGkcinByMj0prSRoS7Uith8XHV2o6W7Rz4XWPvZR	1	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BODY,DUCK_WING,DUCK_WINGTIP,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_TAIL,AW_BELLY,DUCK_SIDE,AW_UNDERWING,BBW_EYE,BBW_HEAD,BBW_WING,BBW_BEAK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	21.00000000	The whistling-ducks were formerly known as tree-ducks, but only a few, such as the Black-bellied Whistling-Duck actually perch or nest in trees. They look most like ducks, but their lack of sexual dimorphism, relatively long-term pair bonds, and lack of complex pair-forming behavior more resembles geese and swans. It is highly gregarious, forming large flocks when not breeding.	Black-bellied Whistling-Duck	BlackBelliedWhistlingDuck
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 5.9998951 255 0.243016765 -0.703910589,0 24.0000896 255 0.142458096 -0.826815665,12.0000448 0 255 0.243016765 -1,0 12.0000448 255 0.198324025 -0.927374303,17.9999409 0 255 0.0865921751 -0.368715107,1.00011003 0 0 0.315642446 -0.0223463774,255 242.999954 0 0.0977653638 0.0446927547,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.368715107,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.357541919,5.9998951 255 0 0.695530713 -0.324022353,255 112.999931 0 1 -0.189944148,255 255 0 0.0921787694 0.0223463774	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BEAK2,DUCK_BEAK3,DUCK_TORSO3,DUCK_LEGS2,DUCK_HEAD2,DUCK_BODYSIZE,DUCK_TAIL2,DUCK_HEAD3,DUCK_HEAD4,DUCK_LEGS3,DUCK_TORSO_9,DUCK_TORSO8,DUCK_TORSO7,DUCK_TORSO4,DUCK_TORSO5	1.50000000,1.15278006,0.83999997,0.83882684,0.63212293,1.09500003,0.65033519,1.04400003,1.13199997,1.58550572,1.08333004,0.81104189,1.01092172,2.00000000,0.87891066,0.94986033,1.64385474,1.07625699,0.88832378,1.26819301,0.77659744,0.29617456	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKTORsNzkaxDCQc8lJXFUg1zGKERlPWwGtOMZZ71lW9SFPAQIrpO6WQ	1	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_WING,DUCK_BODY,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_LEGS,BH1_WING,AW_UNDERWING,DUCK_WINGTIP,BH1_HEAD,BH1_HEAD2,BH1_BODY	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	13.00000000	They are migratory and most winter in protected coastal waters or open inland waters on the east and west coasts of North America and the southern United States. Bufflehead is an extremely rare vagrant to western Europe. These diving birds forage underwater. They eat aquatic insects, crustaceans and plants. Unlike most diving ducks, Buffleheads can take flight almost directly from the water.	Bufflehead	Bufflehead
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 5.9998951 255 0.133332998 -0.670391083,0 29.9999847 255 0.188888997 -0.659217834,0 5.9998951 255 0.138889 -0.670391083,17.9999409 0 255 0.283333004 -0.636871517,0 35.9998817 255 0.0865921751 -0.201117337,0 42.0000305 255 0.103351958 -0.368715107,255 77.0000534 0 0.784916222 -0.189944148,242.999954 255 0 0.0810055882 0.0446927547,0 77.0000534 255 0.539106131 -0.178770959,0 29.9999847 255 0.0586592183 -0.279329598	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BEAK2,DUCK_BEAK3,DUCK_TORSO3,DUCK_HEAD2,DUCK_LEGS2,DUCK_TAIL2,DUCK_HEAD4,DUCK_HEAD3,DUCK_TORSO_9,DUCK_TORSO8,DUCK_TORSO7,DUCK_WINGS2	0.97891062,1.01389003,0.50000000,0.71111101,1.21871507,1.01321232,0.71156424,0.93199998,0.98000002,1.45046091,0.76300001,1.10000002,0.78463691,1.31662011,1.25796092,1.10000002,0.74307966,1.42460978,1.39999998	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKX6TWAXhe8XvAH1CS983VEK0PMJlNJOLUyAYwAw99mSvPdO1BvX7oP	1	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_WING,DUCK_BODY,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_WINGTIP,H_BROWN,H_WHITE,BH1_HEAD2,DUCK_LEGS	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	16.50000000	Their breeding habitat is cold fast moving streams in north-western and north-eastern North America, Greenland, Iceland and western Russia. The nest is usually located in a well-concealed location on the ground near a stream. More than half of the eastern North American population of Harlequin Ducks winters in coastal Maine, particularly outer reaches of Penobscot and Jericho bays.	Harlequin Duck	HarlequinDuck
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.513966441,255 237.000061 0 0.0810055882 -0.0223463774,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.677778,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.722222,255 255 0 0.0754189938 -0.0446927547,1.00011003 0 0 0.986033499 0.402234674,255 94.9999924 0 0.863128483 -0.458100557,255 47.9999237 0 0.62849164 -0.0670391321,255 249.000107 0 0.0698323995 -0.0782122612,1.00011003 0 0 0.0474860333 -0.145251393	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BEAK2,DUCK_BEAK3,DUCK_TORSO3,DUCK_HEAD2,DUCK_LEGS2,DUCK_TORSO6,DUCK_TORSO_9,DUCK_TAIL2,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_HEAD4,DUCK_HEAD3,DUCK_LEGS3,DUCK_LEGS_1	1.11722004,1.41480446,1.35335207,0.88888901,0.67402238,1.24943995,1.10000002,0.90799999,1.35651684,0.85147202,1.14944136,1.97067034,1.07625699,2.00000000,1.21427369,0.97527933,1.10377097,1.84497213,1.03212285	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKaVMBWFdFm55qKUKqCEdemCWIItSXRMNh23qAMTZb1nKj8c89Afor6	1	DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BODY,DUCK_TAIL,M_CHEST,DUCK_WING,AC_EYE,CB1_HEAD,DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_WINGTIP,DUCK_LEGS	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	21.00000000	Canvasbacks are strongly migratory and overwinter on the coasts of the United States, the Great Lakes and British Columbia in saltwater bays, estuaries or lakes. Canvasbacks feed mainly by diving, sometimes dabbling, mostly eating aquatic plants with some molluscs, aquatic insects and small fish. Wild celery, Valisneria americana, is a favourite food and is the origin of this bird's species name.	Canvasback	Canvasback
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 5.9999 255 0.138889 -0.188889,255 82.9999 0 0.427778 -0.155556,255 89.0001 0 0.427778 -0.177778,0 255 243 0.183333 -0.0444444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.422222,255 77.0001 0 0.411111 -0.188889,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.722222	DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_TAIL,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_TORSO3,DUCK_HEAD2,DUCK_LEGS2	0.96916699,1.56944001,1.04067004,0.71388900,0.96666700,1.02666998,1.08692002,0.87978297,1.07500005	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKf1SXccQA6OqfJCJFaA9sr2AFTZma9pYzjRu82wtO8zEBo27MzhAdN	1	DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BODY,DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_WINGTIP,DUCK_WING,DUCK_TAIL	N/A	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	19.00000000	The habitat is still freshwater lakes, ricefields or reservoirs with plentiful vegetation, where this duck feeds mainly at night on seeds and other plant food. The whistling ducks have long legs and necks, and are very gregarious, flying to and from night-time roosts in large flocks. Both sexes have the same plumage. It nests on a stick platform in reeds, laying 8-12 eggs, but hollow trees or old bird nests are occasionally used for nesting.	Fulvous Whistling-Duck	FulvousWhistlingDuck
N/A	N/A	BASE_DUCK	DUCK_DEFAULT	DUCK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HSV_SHIFT,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HSV_SHIFT,HSV_SHIFT,HUE_REPLACE	255 251 0 0.138889 -0.0222222,-360 0.444444 -0.633333,0 139 255 0.5 -0.1,255 203 0 0.05 0.288889,255 53 0 0.672222 0.255556,255 212 0 0.661111 0.0666667,1.00011 0 0 0 -1,255 251 0 0.155556 -0.0111111,255 251 0 0.138889 -0.0222222,-360 0.888889 -0.744444,-360 1 -0.533333,0 255 5.9999 0.288889 -0.544444	DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_TORSO,DUCK_BEAK3,DUCK_BEAK,DUCK_BODY3,DUCK_WINGS,DUCK_HEAD,DUCK_HEAD2,DUCK_TORSO3,DUCK_LEGS2,DUCK_HEAD3,DUCK_TORSO7,DUCK_TORSO8,DUCK_BODYSIZE	1.26389003,1.04067004,1.17999995,0.85366702,0.93333298,1.04666662,1.05583000,0.90809399,1.26207995,1.14166999,1.19500005,1.01116061,0.89949638,1.06266665	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_DUCK	GENUS_DUCKuJMpM5wvDzfU3XAHC1CCNYQlq6He8wKURgzfZZXdHkaYF0oDBRV90	1	DUCK_WING,DUCK_WINGTIP,M_BlUE,M_WING,DUCK_LEGS,DUCK_BEAK,M_BEAK,DUCK_BODY,DUCK_TAIL,M_TAIL,M_CHEST,M_HEAD	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	DUCK_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT,DUCK_DEFAULT	20.00000000	It is a bird of most wetlands, including parks, small ponds and rivers, and usually feeds by dabbling for plant food or grazing. It nests usually on a river bank, but not always particularly near water. The breeding male is unmistakable, with a green head, black rear end and a blue speculum edged with white, obvious in flight or at rest. They are exceptionally fast flyers for their size, reaching speeds of 65 kph (40mph). Also known in North America as the Wild Duck.	Mallard	Mallard
N/A	N/A	BASE_EAGLE	EAGLE_DEFAULT	EAGLE_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 89.0000992 0 0.494444013 -0.502793312,255 208 0 0.938889 0.255556,255 225 0 0.672222 0.155556,255 95 0 0.488889 -0.577778,243 255 0 0.1 0.122222,255 249 0 0.111111 0.0555556,255 231 0 0.727778 0.244444,255 177.999939 0 0.211110994 0.569832444,255 154 0 0.533333 -0.577778,255 119 0 0.261111 -0.2	EAGLE_BEAK1,EAGLE_LEG_2,EAGLE_LEG_3,EAGLE_LEGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_WINGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_HAWK_WING1	1.22638273,0.95446932,0.91606146,1.28324306,1.16480446,0.89329606	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_EAGLE	GENUS_EAGLE5JzPuGBCnfx8xSr7XZJNOwT0iQBOx2TSnKlXge0ClA3ay3hNPeHK	1	EAGLE_WING,EAGLE_FEET,EAGLE_BEAK,EAGLE_BODY,EAGLE_TAIL,BE_HEAD,EAGLE_EYE,BE_WING,BE_WING2,RH_RED	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EAGLE_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,N/A,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT	34.00000000	Common to sea coasts, rivers and lakes. Nests in tall trees and on cliffs. Feeds on fish in the summer, carrion in the winter. Its national significance dates back to June 20, 1782, when the Continental Congress officially adopted the current design for the Great Seal of the United States. In 1784, after the end of the Revolutionary War, Benjamin Franklin wrote a famous letter to his daughter from Paris criticizing the choice and suggesting the Wild Turkey as an alternative.	Bald Eagle	BaldEagle
N/A	N/A	BASE_EAGLE	EAGLE_DEFAULT	EAGLE_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 119.000084 0 0.432960898 -0.648044705,255 119.000084 0 0.488826811 -0.603351951,255 147.999954 0 0.712290525 0.13407822,255 184 0 0.866667 0.166667,255 177.999939 0 0.68333298 0.122905031,255 130 0 0.45 -0.555556,255 119.000084 0 0.511173189 -0.625698328,255 190 0 0.477778 0.0444444,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.770949721,255 160 0 0.71787709 -0.201117322,255 135.999908 0 0.656424582 -0.402234644,255 119.000084 0 0.68333298 -0.491620123,249.000107 255 0 0.0474860333 1,255 107.000038 0 0.588889003 -0.525139689,255 147.999954 0 1 -0.491620123,255 147.999954 0 0.762569845 -0.178770944,255 202 0 0.861111 0.0777777,255 147.999954 0 0.796089411 -0.446927369	EAGLE_BEAK1,EAGLE_LEG_2,EAGLE_HAWK_WING1,EAGLE_WINGS_FANTASY	1.12935996,1.02877092,1.03910613,1.18994415	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_EAGLE	GENUS_EAGLECU2XBVDrGZEoo86kiDLtRZSHaCtjO5xBcMnsHCXXFF1ZDlUlrcAF	1	EAGLE_HEAD,EAGLE_WING,EAGLE_EYE,EAGLE_FEET,EAGLE_BEAK,EAGLE_TAIL,EAGLE_BODY,GE_BEAK,RH_BEAK,RH_RED,BE_WING2,RH_WING2,GE_FACE,MK_BELLY,GE_SIDE,GE_BODY,GOE_BEAK,GE_NECK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EAGLE_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT	34.00000000	It is one of the largest birds of prey in North America; only the Bald Eagle and California Condor get larger. Their prey includes marmots, hares and mice, and sometimes birds, martens, foxes and young deer. Golden Eagles often have a division of labour while hunting: one partner drives the prey to its waiting partner. A pair of Golden Eagles remains together for life. They build several eyries within their territory and use them alternately for several years. The nest consists of heavy tree branches, upholstered with grass.	Golden Eagle	GoldenEagle
N/A	N/A	BASE_EAGLE	EAGLE_DEFAULT	HAWK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	144.000031 0 0 0.120111734 -0.458100557,255 249.000107 0 0.918994427 -0.100558661,144.000031 0 0 0.0977653638 -0.502793312,255 184.000092 0 0.75 0.0782122612,0 24.0000896 255 0.120111734 -0.636871517,149.999924 0 0 0.114525139 -0.469273746,0 42.0000305 255 0.0921787694 -0.324022353,255 189.999985 0 0.918994427 0.268156409,255 177.999939 0 0.114525139 -0.0335195549,255 196.000137 0 0.734636843 -0.0558659434,255 249.000107 0 0.0865921751 0,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.167597771,1.00011003 0 0 0.103351958 -0.625698328,255 135.999908 0 0.818435729 -0.368715078,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.145251393	EAGLE_BEAK1,EAGLE_BEAK_FANTASY,EAGLE_HEAD_FANTASY,EAGLE_BODY_FANTASY,EAGLE_TAIL_FANTASY,EAGLE_NECK_FANTASY,EAGLE_WINGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_NECK_2,EAGLE_BODY_3,EAGLE_BEAK3,EAGLE_HEAD_FANTASY2,EAGLE_HAWK_WING1,EAGLE_LEGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_LEG_2,EAGLE_LEG_3	0.79617596,0.68296367,0.96156704,0.85062289,0.81349158,0.71136868,0.94357544,0.91824019,0.90910894,0.95921785,0.93694973,1.17486036,0.97727656,0.52988827,0.93829608	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_EAGLE	GENUS_EAGLEXc8BRHU7vp3cVCJz3TgmEnB4Dj94oE2R984MKpwF4d7ZLXZ5A3W6	1	EAGLE_HEAD,EAGLE_EYE,EAGLE_WING,EAGLE_BEAK,RH_BEAK,EAGLE_BODY,EAGLE_TAIL,EAGLE_FEET,MK_BELLY,CBH_LEGS,MER_WING,MK_EYE,NH_WING,NH_BELLY,NH_BODY	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EAGLE_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT	22.00000000	Northern Harriers reside in North America, Europe, and Asia, and prefer open country, like grasslands, steppes, wetlands, meadows, cultivated areas, and tundra. Birds in the northern part of the range migrate south. Unlike most hawks, harriers can use their sense of hearing to help locate prey. Harriers have an owl-like facial disk to help with directional hearing and soft feathers for a quieter flight.	Northern Harrier	NorthernHarrier
N/A	N/A	BASE_EAGLE	EAGLE_DEFAULT	HAWK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 12 255 0 -0.155556,177 0 0 0.616667 -0.1,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.611111,12 0 255 0.0444444 -0.366667,255 154.000107 0 0.667597771 0.0782122612,255 178 0 0.361111 -0.444444,5.9999 0 255 0.0333333 -0.388889,5.9999 0 255 0.0833333 -0.544444,0 0 255 0 -0.711111,5.9999 0 255 0.0222222 -0.266667,1.00011 0 0 0 0,255 184.000092 0 0.779329598 -0.100558639	EAGLE_BEAK1,EAGLE_BEAK3,EAGLE_HEAD_FANTASY,EAGLE_NECK_2,EAGLE_NECK_FANTASY,EAGLE_BODY_3,EAGLE_BODY_FANTASY,EAGLE_WINGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_LEGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_LEG_2,EAGLE_LEG_3,EAGLE_HAWK_WING1,EAGLE_NECK_3	0.78108102,0.69776535,0.93639386,0.84628487,0.86427373,0.94912577,0.82599723,0.79776537,0.89441061,0.67849165,0.88270950,1.32569838,0.85108942	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_EAGLE	GENUS_EAGLEZKR6GyEXB2aH90eY8sEsZCIVkagTIApEJAOJ9RDWgKkQnbkOSWkK	1	EAGLE_HEAD,EAGLE_EYE,MK_EYE,EAGLE_WING,EAGLE_FEET,EAGLE_BEAK,EAGLE_BODY,EAGLE_TAIL,MK_WINGEDGE,MK_BELLY,MK_WINGWHITE,CBH_LEGS	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EAGLE_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT	20.00000000	In the Great Plains the Mississippi Kite can be locally abundant, usually nests colonially, and since the mid-1970s has nested abundantly in many urban areas. In the East it is less colonial, less abundant, and still nests primarily in old-growth forest. Gregarious year-round when roosting, foraging, and migrating. The Mississippi Kite often attacks people who venture too close to its nest, especially in urban areas.	Mississippi Kite	MississippiKite
N/A	N/A	BASE_EAGLE	EAGLE_DEFAULT	SMALL_HAWK_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	179.999908 0 0 0.0977653638 -0.513966441,255 249.000107 0 0.511173189 -0.0558659434,149.999924 0 0 0.0977653638 -0.446927369,255 212.999969 0 0.75 -0.0223463774,0 24.0000896 255 0.120111734 -0.636871517,131.999985 0 0 0.114525139 -0.424580991,0 42.0000305 255 0.0530726239 -0.368715107,255 212.999969 0 1 -0.0223463774,255 230.999908 0 0.879888296 -0.223463714,255 255 0 0.108938545 -0.0446927547,255 154.000107 0 0.399441332 -0.245810032,242.999954 255 0 0.0642458126 0.0335195065,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.581005573,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.681564212,255 160 0 0.466480434 -0.268156409,1.00011003 0 0 0 1	EAGLE_BEAK1,EAGLE_BEAK_FANTASY,EAGLE_HEAD_FANTASY,EAGLE_BODY_FANTASY,EAGLE_TAIL_FANTASY,EAGLE_NECK_FANTASY,EAGLE_WINGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_NECK_2,EAGLE_BODY_3,EAGLE_BEAK3,EAGLE_HEAD_FANTASY2,EAGLE_LEG_2,EAGLE_LEGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_LEG_3,EAGLE_HAWK_WING1,EAGLE_NECK_3	0.87165082,0.70560616,0.96995807,0.77366757,0.89997208,0.58544689,0.75000000,0.85527933,1.03839386,0.73798883,0.98747486,0.74217880,0.81154466,0.97164804,1.44134080,0.89153630	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_EAGLE	GENUS_EAGLEeFmjVNAJXbKExDQEFZOtKe31ZAk4EuJSeD8PSSqOGUGklYoDaqSL	1	EAGLE_HEAD,EAGLE_EYE,EAGLE_WING,EAGLE_BEAK,RH_BEAK,EAGLE_BODY,EAGLE_TAIL,EAGLE_FEET,CBH_LEGS,MER_BODY,MER_BELLY,MER_WING,RH_WING,MER_TAIL,MER_WING2,PF_EYE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EAGLE_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT	18.00000000	This falcon was previously called the ^Pigeon Hawk^ because in flight it can be mistaken for a member of the pigeon family; its species name (columbarius) also refers to pigeons. Merlins rely on speed and agility to hunt their prey, which is mainly small birds such as larks and pipits and also large insects. They often hunt by flying fast and low, typically less than 1 meter above the ground, trying to take prey by surprise. 	Merlin	Merlin
N/A	N/A	BASE_EAGLE	EAGLE_DEFAULT	HAWK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	182.999985 0 0 0.0586592183 -0.715083838,131.999985 0 0 0.0810055882 -0.69273746,255 189.999985 0 1 0.25698328,255 189.999985 0 0.796089411 0.0558658838,131.999985 0 0 0.0307262577 -0.726256967,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.0223463774,17.9999409 0 255 0.0363128483 -0.759776533,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.189944148,1.00011003 0 0 0.924580991 -0.234636843,255 172.000046 0 0.751396656 -0.156424582,131.999985 0 0 0.14804469 -0.681564212,249.000107 255 0 0.164804474 0.849161983,255 65.0000076 0 0.37150839 -0.581005573	EAGLE_BEAK_FANTASY,EAGLE_HEAD_FANTASY,EAGLE_BEAK1,EAGLE_HEAD_FANTASY2,EAGLE_NECK_FANTASY,EAGLE_LEGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_WINGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_LEG_3,EAGLE_LEG_2,EAGLE_BEAK3,EAGLE_BODY_3,EAGLE_BODY_FANTASY,EAGLE_NECK_2,EAGLE_HAWK_WING1,EAGLE_NECK_3	1.10562289,1.10841060,1.23393011,0.94226819,1.22405028,1.23862290,1.25530720,1.22734630,0.73156422,1.13016760,0.97990787,1.19538271,0.99019551,1.14469278,0.91175973	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_EAGLE	GENUS_EAGLErnUe4jBFHSLLn0Mzm4ViAJIMuqSywQH5KVoIpKT368yfCUHsQtq4	1	EAGLE_HEAD,EAGLE_WING,EAGLE_FEET,EAGLE_BEAK,EAGLE_BODY,EAGLE_TAIL,RH_BEAK,EAGLE_EYE,CBH_PUPILS,CBH_LEGS,CBH_TAIL,CBH_BEAK,MK_WINGWHITE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EAGLE_SHAPE	0.30000001,0.30000001,0.30000001	0	EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,N/A,EAGLE_DEFAULT	26.50000000	This is a mainly coastal bird of mangrove swamps, estuaries and adjacent dry open woodland, which builds a large stick nest in a mangrove tree, and usually lays one dark-blotched whitish egg. It generally hunts from a perch, capturing small to medium-sized vertebrates or invertebrates (except venomous snakes) and favoring fish, crayfish, and other aquatic animals.	Common Black-Hawk	CommonBlackHawk
N/A	N/A	BASE_EAGLE	EAGLE_DEFAULT	HAWK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 77.0001 0 0.538889 -0.511111,255 160 0 0.6 0,255 89.0001 0 0.588889 -0.477778,255 207.999924 0 0.555555999 0.155555993,255 190 0 0.85 0.0777777,255 89.0001 0 0.566667 -0.477778,255 77.0001 0 0.816667 0.0222223,183 0 0 1 -0.722222,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.722222,255 166 0 0.288889 -0.0222222,255 160 0 0.277778 0.0666667,255 202 0 0.166667 -0.466667,255 154.000107 0 0.93575418 -0.134078205,255 207.999924 0 0.578212261 0	EAGLE_BEAK1,EAGLE_BEAK_FANTASY,EAGLE_HEAD_FANTASY,EAGLE_NECK_FANTASY,EAGLE_NECK_2,EAGLE_BODY_3,EAGLE_BODY_FANTASY,EAGLE_TAIL_FANTASY,EAGLE_WINGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_BEAK3,EAGLE_HAWK_WING1,EAGLE_LEG_2,EAGLE_LEG_3,EAGLE_LEGS_FANTASY	0.96976817,0.76598603,0.88604748,0.84628487,0.83729053,0.94604748,0.87217039,0.89276540,0.96871507,0.81843573,1.05921781,0.63603354,0.77153635,1.06651676	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_EAGLE	GENUS_EAGLEuBsmRnKoO1B2sknDRdkPKrAN0QNTClJPtLcE0vTGk8NZxV6M5dvL	1	EAGLE_HEAD,EAGLE_EYE,EAGLE_WING,EAGLE_FEET,EAGLE_BEAK,EAGLE_BODY,EAGLE_TAIL,RH_WING,RH_BEAK,RH_BODY,RH_WING2,BE_WING2,RH_RED,CBH_LEGS	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EAGLE_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT	24.00000000	They mainly eat small mammals, birds and reptiles. Those that live in cities may prefer pigeons and starlings, both of which are plentiful in many urban areas. The most common and widespread hawk in North America, the Red-tailed Hawk is a bird of open country. It is frequently seen sitting on utility poles where it watches for rodents in the grass along the roadside. The raspy cry of the Red-tailed Hawk is used in movies to represent any eagle or hawk anywhere in the world.	Red-tailed Hawk	RedTailHawk
N/A	N/A	BASE_EAGLE	EAGLE_DEFAULT	SMALL_HAWK_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0.209497213 -0.648044705,158.999893 0 0 0.215083793 -0.636871517,255 177.999939 0 0.594972074 0.145251393,255 189.999985 0 0.606145263 -0.0223463774,255 212.999969 0 0.784916222 0.0446927547,0 0 255 0.0474860333 -0.670391083,137.999878 0 0 0.203910619 -0.670391083,1.00011003 0 0 0.14804469 -0.558659196,1.00011003 0 0 0.287709504 -0.659217834,255 202.000031 0 0.203910619 -0.111731827,1.00011003 0 0 0 -1,255 202.000031 0 0.215083793 -0.0893854499,249.000107 255 0 1 1,1.00011003 0 0 0 -1,0 5.9998951 255 0 -0.201117337,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.603351951,1.00011003 0 0 0.432960898 -0.69273746	EAGLE_BEAK1,EAGLE_BEAK3,EAGLE_HEAD_FANTASY,EAGLE_HEAD_FANTASY2,EAGLE_NECK_2,EAGLE_NECK_FANTASY,EAGLE_BODY_3,EAGLE_BODY_FANTASY,EAGLE_HAWK_WING1,EAGLE_WINGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_LEG_2,EAGLE_LEG_3,EAGLE_LEGS_FANTASY,EAGLE_TAIL_FANTASY,EAGLE_NECK_3	0.96222067,0.67765361,0.88604748,1.08054745,0.68438548,0.78332400,1.03223741,0.80444974,1.38100553,0.81787711,0.84832400,0.83824021,0.89441061,0.86393857,0.80053073	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_EAGLE	GENUS_EAGLEwCrvPvL3o2WQo3dQRKRP9g3ZSQ0BeWVhJja70Q7PIWjZMKK2eMeo	1	EAGLE_HEAD,EAGLE_WING,EAGLE_FEET,CBH_LEGS,EAGLE_BEAK,RH_BEAK,EAGLE_BODY,EAGLE_TAIL,PF_CHEST,PF_BELLY,NH_WING,MER_WING,PF_EYE,EAGLE_EYE,CBH_PUPILS,RH_WING,PF_WING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EAGLE_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT,EAGLE_DEFAULT	24.00000000	The Peregrine Falcon is one of the most widespread birds in the world. It is found on all continents except Antarctica, and on many oceanic islands. People have trained falcons for hunting for over a thousand years, and the Peregrine Falcon was always one of the most prized birds. Efforts to breed the Peregrine in captivity and reestablish populations depleted during the DDT years were greatly assisted by the existence of methods of handling captive falcons developed by falconers.	Peregrine Falcon	PeregrineFalcon
N/A	N/A	BASE_FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD	FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	FORK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,N/A,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 178 0 0 -0.1,255 142 0 0.327778 -0.333333,255 77.0001 0 0.166667 -0.622222,255 77.0001 0 0.161111 -0.255556,255 95 0 0.705556 0.0777777,225 0 0 0.933333 -0.0444444,1.00011 0 0 0 0.1,1.00011 0 0 0.0666667 -0.322222,255 47.9999 0 0.155556 -0.233333,255 107 0 0.805556 0.0666667,N/A,1.00011 0 0 0 0.166667,1.00011 0 0 0.15 -0.644444,255 208 0 0 0	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_FORKTAIL	GENUS_FORKTAIL68fLEHYQOvJ030aSzUMMC8hmpHyclMbXgPGDu5NeCsafX07aP	1	FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,SF_EYE,SF_WING,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_WING,SF_UNDERWING,SF_UNDERWING2,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_FEET,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_BEAK,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_BODY,SF_BELLY,SF_WINGMARK,SF_TAIL,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_BELLY	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.20000000,0.20000000,0.20000000	0	FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,N/A,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	17.00000000	It favors open areas, savanna, grassland, shrubland, and agricultural and urban habitats with sufficient perches for feeding and trees and shrubs for nesting. It forages by snatching insects from the air in graceful swoops, and by perch-to-ground flights. Apparently well suited to life in open grasslands, it eats mostly grasshoppers and beetles more so than other North American flycatchers. The state bird of Oklahoma, it is commonly found in only a handful of other states.	Scissor-tailed Flycatcher	ScissortailedFlycatcher
N/A	N/A	BASE_FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD	FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	FORK_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,N/A,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 190 0 0.2 -0.366667,255 119 0 0.161111 -0.522222,255 196 0 0.15 -0.422222,255 255 0 0.0722222 0.0555556,255 255 0 0.0722222 -0.0222222,N/A,255 166 0 0.144444 -0.344444,35.9999 0 255 0 -0.711111,1.00011 0 0 0.1 -0.688889,255 243 0 0.0777778 0.0333333,1.00011 0 0 0.0555556 -0.333333,1.00011 0 0 0 1	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_FORKTAIL	GENUS_FORKTAILY3bZxat6heuUIaMIzI17EGyeSCk2Q4CZXKCweWyYmoQ1HN7NZ	1	FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_HEAD,SF_WING,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_WING,SF_UNDERWING,SF_UNDERWING2,SF_WINGMARK,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_BODY,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_TAIL,FF_HEAD,FF_BELLY,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_BEAK,FF_TAIL	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.20000000,0.20000000,0.20000000	0	FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,N/A,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT,FORKTAILEDSONGBIRD_DEFAULT	14.00000000	They are normally to be seen in savannas and pastures where there are trees or low bushes but during migration they can be found in almost any type of habitat. It is found from Mexico to central Argentina mainly east of the Andes but with some records to the west. It is migratory over much of its range appearing in the Amazon Basin mostly during the austral winter when it can form enormous flocks. Eats insects, berries, and fruits; forages by catching insects in air or plucking them from vegetation	Fork-tailed Flycatcher	ForkTailedFlycatcher
N/A	N/A	BASE_GULL	GULL_DEFAULT	GULL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0.114525139 -0.335195541,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.525139689,255 255 0 0.0530726239 -0.0111731887,0 65.0000076 255 0.0865921751 -0.804469287,249.000107 255 0 0.0363128483 -0.0670391321,0 94.9999924 255 0.0865921751 -0.648044705,0 29.9999847 255 0.170391068 -0.849161983	GULL_BEAK2,GULL_NECK,GULL_HEAD,GULL_TORSO2,GULL_TORSO,GULL_WINGS,GULL_TAIL,GULL_LEGS2,GULL_HEAD2,GULL_BEAK4,GULL_HEAD3,GULL_BEAK1	0.93800002,1.34844005,1.02149999,0.85600555,0.95497799,1.12365997,0.83520114,1.32131290,1.02199996,1.37877095,1.22943997,0.71966761	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_GULL	GENUS_GULL0evno3ygRiwZRm9BNRBl3tp6Pl9LdDHrR3seMHCFOYVEPBLCEZ523	1	GULL_LEGS,GULL_BEAK,GULL_BODY,GULL_TAIL,GULL_WINGS,BCP_WING,BCP_HEAD	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	GULL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT	16.00000000	The Black-capped Petrel breeds on cliffs in the mountains of Haiti. It was formerly much more widespread in the West Indies, and is an uncommon but regular visitor to the southeastern USA, and an extremely rare wanderer to western Europe. The species feeds along the edges of the Gulf Stream primarily in areas where deep ocean waters are forced to the surface. Their main diet is believed to consist of small squid and fish.	Black-capped Petrel	BlackCappedPetrel
N/A	N/A	BASE_GULL	GULL_DEFAULT	GULL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 230.999908 0 0 -0.424580991,156.000076 0 0 0.170391068 -0.569832444,240.000137 0 0 0.181564242 -0.681564212,207.000076 0 0 0.153631285 -0.670391083,179.999908 0 0 0.153631285 -0.715083838,137.999878 0 0 0.28212291 -0.759776533,0 47.9999237 255 0 -0.0782122612	GULL_BEAK2,GULL_BEAK3,GULL_BEAK1,GULL_NECK,GULL_HEAD,GULL_TORSO2,GULL_TORSO,GULL_WINGS,GULL_TAIL,GULL_LEGS,GULL_LEGS2,GULL_HEAD2,GULL_NECK2,GULL_HEAD3,GULL_TORSO3,GULL_BEAK4,GULL_LEGS3	2.02021790,0.00100000,0.15456146,0.56999999,0.65622902,0.96933299,0.99760336,1.05895531,1.00843012,0.84101117,1.11944699,1.10974860,0.99061102,1.40027928,1.01222003,0.20000000,1.75279331	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_GULL	GENUS_GULL6zXTTYtV6dZE5SQRlKf2S173AEagLABhd1Yj4PWk1TU2Z7KEXOyok	1	GULL_LEGS,GULL_BEAK,GULL_BODY,GULL_HEAD,GULL_WINGS,GULL_TAIL,BN_HEAD	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	GULL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT	12.00000000	The Black Noddy has a worldwide distribution in tropical and subtropical seas, with colonies widespread in the Pacific Ocean and more scattered across the Caribbean, central Atlantic and in the northeast Indian Ocean. Highly gregarious colonial nester. Colonies rarely have few pairs, often have thousands or tens of thousands. Within colony, typically nests in dense subcolonies. Large numbers of nonbreeding birds roost at nesting colonies during both breeding and nonbreeding seasons, especially at night.	Black Noddy	BlackNoddy
N/A	N/A	BASE_GULL	GULL_DEFAULT	GULL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	131.999985 0 0 0.159217879 -0.737430155,255 135.999908 0 0.259776533 -0.0782122612,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.69273746,216.000046 0 0 0.170391068 -0.793296099,131.999985 0 0 0.28212291 -0.759776533,255 147.999954 0 0.254189938 0.1787709	GULL_BEAK2,GULL_BEAK3,GULL_BEAK1,GULL_HEAD,GULL_LEGS2,GULL_HEAD2,GULL_HEAD3,GULL_BEAK4,GULL_LEGS3,GULL_NECK,GULL_NECK2	0.93800002,0.04986670,1.52807999,0.93427372,0.99846798,0.98980451,1.33659220,0.46666700,0.77499998,1.26125705,0.78779328	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_GULL	GENUS_GULL8lE65TSZUnY6MSUad7xOH6pZ1f1LCTKVAChGEkCGagjAQDAGiGo57	1	GULL_BODY,GULL_BEAK,CG_BEAK,GULL_WINGS,GULL_TAIL,GULL_LEGS	N/A	0	N/A	GULL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT	16.00000000	Flesh-footed Shearwater: Breeds on islands off the coast of western Australia, on Lord Howe Island east of Australia, and in New Zealand. Summer visitor to the north Pacific and south to British Columbia; rarely as far south as California. Pelagic, comes ashore only to breed. Feeds on fish and squid; forages by plunge diving or skimming the water surface. Also takes offal from behind fishing boats.	Flesh-footed Shearwater	FleshFootedShearwater
N/A	N/A	BASE_GULL	GULL_DEFAULT	GULL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 65 255 0.138889 -0.688889,144.000031 0 0 0.729050279 -0.34636873,172.000046 0 255 0 -0.87150836,0 5.9999 255 0.0833333 -0.466667,0 35.9999 255 0.0777778 -0.488889,1.00011 0 0 0 0.1,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.688889,255 249 0 0.0444444 0.0333333,1.00011003 0 0 0.522346377 -0.0446927547,255 237.000061 0 0.0195530728 -0.0223463774	GULL_BEAK2,GULL_BEAK3,GULL_BEAK1,GULL_NECK,GULL_HEAD,GULL_TORSO,GULL_WINGS,GULL_TAIL,GULL_LEGS,GULL_LEGS2,GULL_HEAD2,GULL_TORSO3,GULL_HEAD3,GULL_LEGS3,GULL_BEAK4	1.28698885,1.23563421,0.98993582,0.83366698,0.97950000,0.91908902,1.03752005,1.19543004,1.25932002,1.18317997,1.49910998,1.16556001,1.11333001,0.67500001,0.76424581	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_GULL	GENUS_GULLCZM6Iu1krhrTWM7vVzp8LGg8PjUTsaMy3zVRIxQnJtcbDbkJiDdVM	1	GULL_HEAD,GULL_BEAK,CG_BEAK,GULL_BODY,GULL_WINGS,CG_WINGEDGE,CG_WINGS,GULL_TAIL,GULL_LEGS,LG_HEAD	N/A	0	N/A	GULL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT	16.50000000	Infrequently found away from the ocean, it takes advantage of human habitat modifications, foraging in parking lots and dumps, and breeding on dredge spoil islands. Nest colonies in northeastern United States were nearly eliminated by egg and plume hunters in the late 19th century. Populations have increased over the last century, following protection. The Laughing Gull's English name is derived from its raucous kee-agh call, which sounds like a high pitched laugh ^ha... ha... ha...^	Laughing Gull	LaughingGull
N/A	N/A	BASE_GULL	GULL_DEFAULT	GULL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 0 133.000092 0.0530726239 -0.268156409,255 185 0 0.544444 0.144444,255 185 0 0.594444 0.0444444,255 239.000031 0 0.111111 -0.0223463774,255 230.999908 0 0.0977653638 -0.0335195549,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.733333,1.00011 0 0 0 0.444444,15.0001202 0 255 0.172222003 -0.659217894,255 179.000061 0 0.822221994 -0.703910589,1.00011003 0 0 0.0530726239 -0.245810062,144.000031 0 0 0.745810032 -0.0558659211	GULL_HEAD3,GULL_TORSO,GULL_WINGS,GULL_BEAK2,GULL_LEGS,GULL_LEGS3,GULL_LEGS2	1.29278004,0.97651100,1.00881004,1.11328006,1.14163995,0.77499998,1.32161999	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_GULL	GENUS_GULLS2O1ARCqsaI7wDGDDV3KotioTjP8Yp6V9522SfzFyTUYExY1b98XU	1	GULL_WINGS,GULL_LEGS,GULL_BEAK,GULL_BODY,GULL_TAIL,CG_WINGS,CG_WINGTIP,CG_BEAK,CG_HEAD,CG_BACK,CG_BEAK2	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	GULL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT,GULL_DEFAULT	23.00000000	A common winter gull of the West Coast, the California Gull breeds inland across large areas of the West. The California Gull, like most gulls, is an opportunistic feeder, eating anything it can catch or scavenge. The California Gull is the ^seagull^ that came to the aid of Mormon settlers in Utah, helping rid their crops of a plague of grasshoppers. A golden statue in Salt Lake City commemorates the event, and in recognition the California Gull was made the state bird of Utah.	California Gull	Gull
N/A	N/A	BASE_GULL	GULL_DEFAULT	GULL_BASIC_AI	N/A	N/A	GULL_BEAK2,GULL_BEAK3,GULL_BEAK1,GULL_NECK,GULL_HEAD,GULL_TORSO2,GULL_TORSO,GULL_WINGS,GULL_TAIL,GULL_LEGS,GULL_LEGS2,GULL_HEAD2,GULL_TORSO3,GULL_BEAK4,GULL_LEGS3,GULL_HEAD3	1.81438994,0.00100000,0.69735003,0.72694403,0.56999999,0.90388900,0.93703300,1.06623006,1.00522006,1.48775995,1.39084005,0.56999999,1.13488996,0.20000000,0.59166700,2.00000000	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_GULL	GENUS_GULLzhBK0Q1pDEgGBnREGMNdPNoMpSb9xIhS2J4cCLddbpWVTo60fPm0X	1	N/A	N/A	0	N/A	GULL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	N/A	20.00000000	A comparison of dates and migratory patterns leads to the conclusion that Eskimo Curlews and American Golden-Plover were the most likely shorebirds to have attracted the attention of Christopher Columbus to nearby land after 65 days at sea out of sight of land on his first voyage. In the 1800s millions of Eskimo Curlews followed migration routes from the present Yukon and Northwest Territories, flying east along the northern shore of Canada, then south over the Atlantic Ocean to South America in the winter.	Eskimo Curlew	EskimoCurlew
N/A	N/A	BASE_HUMMINGBIRD	HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT	HUMMER_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 255 0 0.544692755 -0.290502787,255 112.999931 0 0.863128483 -0.167597771,255 82.9999466 0 0.874301672 -0.256983221,1.00011 0 0 0.255556 -0.8,249.000107 255 0 0.108938545 1,0 35.9998817 255 0.125698328 -0.581005573,255 119.000084 0 0.907821238 -0.178770959,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.927374303,255 147.999954 0 0.969273746 -0.156424582,255 70.9999084 0 0.751396656 -0.0558659434,255 70.9999084 0 0.768156409 -0.268156409,131.999985 0 0 0.974860311 -0.290502787	HUMMING_HEAD,HUMMING_LEGS,HUMMING_TAIL,HUMMING_TORSO,HUMMING_WINGS,HUMMING_HEAD2,HUMMING_BEAK,HUMMING_TORSO2,HUMMING_BEAK2	1.06410611,1.25167000,1.13977647,0.93882680,1.03222001,0.98622906,1.38407815,0.96444398,0.99022347	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_HUMMINGBIRD	GENUS_HUMMINGBIRDD9yTTttHVMYt9XuM3zWTncF9xrX2MWgvqRnkVE2QWdj7gS	1	HUMMINGBIRD_WING,HUMMINGBIRD_BODY,HUMMINGBIRD_TAIL,HUMMINGBIRD_BEAK,RUH_CHEST,RUH_WING,RUH_UNDERWING,RUH_TAIL,GVE_YELLOW,GVE_THROAT,RUH_THROAT,RH_THROAT	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	HUMMINGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT	3.75000000	Their breeding habitat is open areas and forest edges in western North America from southern Alaska to California. Most winter in wooded areas in the Mexico state of Guerrero, traveling over 2,000 miles by an overland route from its nearest summer home--a prodigious journey for a bird weighing only three or four grams. This bird nests further north than any other hummingbird. The female builds a nest in a protected location in a shrub or conifer. The male aggressively defends feeding locations within his territory.	Rufous Hummingbird	RufousHummingbird
N/A	N/A	BASE_HUMMINGBIRD	HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT	HUMMER_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	91.9999 255 0 0.0833333 -0.722222,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.916201115,0 255 8.99997 0.438889 -0.211111,0 255 8.99997 0.5 -0.288889,255 0 8.99997 0.75 -0.0222222,3.00008 255 0 0.455556 -0.144444,246 255 0 0.25 -0.0888889,255 127 0 0.316667 -0.7,154.000107 255 0 0.729050279 0,1.00011003 0 0 0.75 -0.513966441	HUMMING_HEAD,HUMMING_WINGS,HUMMING_TAIL,HUMMING_HEAD2,HUMMING_TORSO,HUMMING_LEGS	1.04100001,1.22722006,1.01944005,1.01549995,1.01499999,1.38798881	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_HUMMINGBIRD	GENUS_HUMMINGBIRDK7QE91vaTQIAGVdlFDoJvUWrnSqM6WRWKljxTHNLhFaG1G	1	RTH_BLACKMARKS,RTH_WHITEMARKS,HUMMINGBIRD_BODY,HUMMINGBIRD_TAIL,RTH_THROAT,HUMMINGBIRD_WING,RTH_BELLY,HUMMINGBIRD_BEAK,GVE_YELLOW,HUMMINGBIRD_LEGS	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	HUMMINGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT	3.70000005	Ruby-throats are intensely inquisitive and thus easily attracted to feeders, where males in particular typically display aggressive territoriality toward rival hummers, other birds, and even insects such as bees, butterflies, and sphinx moths. Breeds from central Alberta eastward to Nova Scotia, southward from eastern North Dakota to eastern Texas and Florida. It flies nonstop across the Gulf of Mexico to winter in Central America.	Ruby-throated Hummingbird	RubyThroatedHummingbird
N/A	N/A	BASE_HUMMINGBIRD	HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT	HUMMER_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0.19273743 -0.558659196,212.999969 0 0 0.0754189938 -0.513966441,154.000107 255 0 0.796089411 -0.446927369,59.9999695 255 0 0.896648049 -0.379888296,0 255 249.000107 0.818435729 -0.759776533,0 255 160 0.483240217 -0.268156409,0 255 165.999893 0.416201115 -0.379888296,0 237.000061 255 0.5 -0.167597771,47.9999237 0 255 0.779329598 -0.212290525,0 154.000107 255 0.784916222 -0.480446935,237.000061 255 0 0.885474861 -0.189944148,0 255 54.0000763 0.438547492 0.837988853,0 255 5.9998951 0.555865943 -0.167597771,1.00011003 0 0 0.75 -1	HUMMING_HEAD,HUMMING_TAIL,HUMMING_TORSO,HUMMING_WINGS,HUMMING_HEAD2,HUMMING_BEAK,HUMMING_TORSO2,HUMMING_BEAK2,HUMMING_LEGS	1.19013965,1.32569838,1.20000005,1.58240223,1.09249997,1.35055876,1.06555998,1.43435752,1.60000002	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_HUMMINGBIRD	GENUS_HUMMINGBIRDk0AsMIyg2WTUi4qLTuOPGoHKc6tICKpRaF1CVP3lCqMcQ9	1	HUMMINGBIRD_BEAK,RUH_WING,HUMMINGBIRD_WING,HUMMINGBIRD_BODY,HUMMINGBIRD_TAIL,RTH_THROAT,RUH_CHEST,RTH_WHITEMARKS,GVE_AURICULAR,GVE_BLUE,GVE_YELLOW,GVE_THROAT,GBM_THROATSPECKS,HUMMINGBIRD_LEGS	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	HUMMINGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT	4.75000000	A resident breeder in highlands from central Mexico to western Panama and in the Andes from northern Venezuela to Bolivia. It shows seasonal movements and wanders to the United States and even Canada. The 10 cm long, 5-6 g weight male Green Violet-ear is unmistakable; it is mainly bright pale green, glittering and tinged with blue on the throat and breast. There is a violet patch running back and down from the eye, and the tail has a black band near its tip. The bill and feet are black.  	Green Violet-ear	GreenVioletEar
N/A	N/A	BASE_HUMMINGBIRD	HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT	HUMMER_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	42.0000305 255 0 0.729050279 -0.245810032,42.0000305 255 0 0.678770959 -0.122905016,255 0 255 0.638889015 -0.324022353,1.00011003 0 0 0.198324025 -0.87150836,189.999985 255 0 0.71787709 0.134078264,0 255 54.0000763 0.23743017 -0.402234614,0 255 202.000031 0.93575418 -0.458100557,0 255 12.0000448 0.37150839 -0.581005573,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.770949721,0 255 135.999908 0.745810032 0.0111731291,1.00011003 0 0 0.75 -0.960893869	HUMMING_HEAD,HUMMING_LEGS,HUMMING_TAIL,HUMMING_TORSO,HUMMING_WINGS,HUMMING_HEAD2,HUMMING_BEAK,HUMMING_TORSO2,HUMMING_BEAK2	1.06189001,1.60000002,1.12667000,1.08333004,1.35000002,0.93150002,1.35833001,0.98000002,1.07500005	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_HUMMINGBIRD	GENUS_HUMMINGBIRDsD3Fb9P5Aw1JULCP2D5zIxTH8Nr9wgKHXUQKKDQvusWR3U	1	HUMMINGBIRD_WING,HUMMINGBIRD_BODY,HUMMINGBIRD_TAIL,HUMMINGBIRD_BEAK,GVE_YELLOW,RUH_WING,GBM_BREAST,GBM_TAIL,GBM_THROAT,GBM_THROATSPECKS,HUMMINGBIRD_LEGS	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	HUMMINGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT,HUMMINGBIRD_DEFAULT	3.00000000	This small bird inhabits open country, gardens and cultivation, but its distribution is spotty and often localised. The food of this species is nectar, often taken from the flowers of large trees. This hummingbird is also insectivorous, sometimes hovering in open areas to catch flying insects. The female Green-breasted Mango lays two white eggs in a tiny cup nest on a high, thin, and usually bare, branch. Incubation by the female is 16 or 17 days, and fledging another 24.	Green-breasted Mango	GreenBreastedMango
N/A	N/A	BASE_KILLDEER	KILLDEER_DEFAULT	KILLDEER_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	132 0 0 0.294444 -0.722222,255 148 0 0.377778 -0.455556,1.00011 0 0 0.105556 -0.133333,1.00011 0 0 0.122222 -0.311111,255 142 0 0.361111 -0.433333,255 101 0 0.611111 0.1,255 249 0 0.122222 0,132 0 0 0.177778 -0.611111,255 107 0 0.672222 0.0333333,255 237 0 0.133333 0.0444444,255 77.0000534 0 0.594972074 0.100558661	KILLDEER_LEGS1,KILLDEER_BELLY1,KILLDEER_HEAD1,KILLDEER_HEAD2,KILLDEER_BEAK1,KILLDEER_TORSO2,KILLDEER_WINGS1	1.21500003,1.12839997,1.11667001,1.62500000,1.14166999,1.01519001,1.00749004	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_KILLDEER	GENUS_KILLDEER40TSfSnNAXVSxfbKk78QpvFRvJ5VzU8BwW9TtYWl4Nx1NXn60	1	K_HEAD,KILLDEER_WINGS,KILLDEER_FEET,KILLDEER_BEAK,KILLDEER_BODY,KILLDEER_TAIL,K_WHITE,K_BLACK,K_TAIL,K_WINGS,K_EYE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	KILLDEER_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT	10.00000000	The most widespread and familiar of the American plovers, the Killdeer is a common bird in farmyards, fields, and parking lots. Although many species of birds pretend to have a broken wing to lure predators from their nest, the Killdeer is the one most commonly seen performing this distraction display. The adult flops on ground and drags the wings and tail to show the white wing patches and orange rump, acting hurt and unable to fly. The adult moves gradually away from the nest, luring the predator. Once far enough away, it will fly away from the predator and return to near the nest.	Killdeer	Killdeer
N/A	N/A	BASE_KILLDEER	KILLDEER_DEFAULT	KILLDEER_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	230.999908 255 0 0.0251396652 0.0335195065,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.301675975	KILLDEER_TAIL1,KILLDEER_LEGS1,KILLDEER_BELLY1,KILLDEER_TORSO1,KILLDEER_HEAD1,KILLDEER_HEAD2,KILLDEER_BEAK1,KILLDEER_TORSO2,KILLDEER_WINGS1	0.57499999,0.93000001,1.29400003,1.22221994,1.25832999,2.00000000,2.00000000,1.04666996,1.23491001	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_KILLDEER	GENUS_KILLDEERSMLDQVydkC5WNee2W9jUtu9vJS8x6VsTzGS3CTEZdiwl5eAAh	1	KILLDEER_BODY,KILLDEER_TAIL	N/A	0	N/A	KILLDEER_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT	10.00000000	The Great Knot, Calidris tenuirostris, is a small wader. It is the largest of the Calidrid species. Breeds in subarctic and montane tundra of northeastern Siberia, winters along the coasts of Southeast Asia and Australia. Very rarely observed on west coast of Alaska in spring. These birds forage on mudflats and beaches, probing or picking up food by sight. They mainly eat molluscs and insects.	Great Knot	GreatKnot
N/A	N/A	BASE_KILLDEER	KILLDEER_DEFAULT	KILLDEER_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 255 0 0.0944444 0,255 89.0001 0 0.611111 -0.288889,255 77.0001 0 0.605556 0.2,1.00011 0 0 0.05 -0.544444,255 95 0 0.644444 -0.3,231 255 0 0.0666667 0.266667,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.544444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.788889,255 255 0 0.105556 -0.0333334	KILLDEER_TAIL1,KILLDEER_LEGS1,KILLDEER_BELLY1,KILLDEER_TORSO1,KILLDEER_HEAD1,KILLDEER_HEAD2,KILLDEER_BEAK1,KILLDEER_TORSO2,KILLDEER_WINGS1	0.64999998,0.97513962,1.20200002,1.32737422,0.99860334,1.41759777,1.25832999,0.96333301,1.05905998	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_KILLDEER	GENUS_KILLDEEReYtCAorBK0WTwcPuLZLH6JJIYCLFWKeAsQxEZOgn4ZSwQmJhs	1	KILLDEER_HEAD,KILLDEER_WINGS,KILLDEER_FEET,KILLDEER_BEAK,KILLDEER_BODY,KILLDEER_TAIL,K_BLACK,RT_BODY,RT_BODY2	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	KILLDEER_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT,KILLDEER_DEFAULT	10.00000000	As the name implies, these species readily turn stones or seaweed looking for hidden invertebrates. They are strictly coastal, preferring stony beaches to sand, and are often found with Purple Sandpipers. The Ruddy Turnstone has a circumpolar distribution, and is a very long distance migrant, wintering on coasts as far south as South Africa and Australia. It is thus a common sight on coasts almost everywhere in the world.	Ruddy Turnstone	RudyTurnstone
N/A	N/A	BASE_LOON	LOON_DEFAULT	LOON_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 219.000122 0 0.527932942 -0.0446927547,255 29.9999847 0 0 -0.804469287,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.703910589,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.1787709,255 5.9998951 0 0 -0.770949721,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.446927369,1.00011003 0 0 0.0418994427 -0.312849164,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.0782122612,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.189944148,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.0782122612,255 77.0000534 0 0.678770959 -0.245810032,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.748603344,1.00011003 0 0 0 0,230.999908 0 0 0 -0.860335231	LOON_HEAD_FANTASY,LOON_NECK1,LOON_NECK2,LOON_BEAK1,LOON_BEAK3,LOON_BEAK_2,LOON_BODY1,LOON_WINGS_FANTASY,LOON_LEGS_FANTASY	1.07284915,1.69315934,0.99832404,1.01731837,0.95921791,0.53798884,1.16256988,1.06969273,1.14608932	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_LOON	GENUS_LOON8etWCTQQA5U16JJctGbaLXnllEGpbGitLyXdXcVSn7CvyLQp0kzOH	1	LOON_BEAK,LOON_BODY,LOON_TAIL,CL_EYE,LOON_WING,WG_WING,LOON_FEET,RNG_WING,RNG_UNDERWING,RNG_HEAD,RNG_NECK,LOON_HEAD,RNG_BELLY,CERE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	LOON_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT	17.00000000	It breeds in vegetated areas of freshwater lakes across Europe, western Asia and northwestern North America. Most birds migrate in winter to the coast. It is an excellent swimmer and diver, and pursues its fish prey underwater. It has an elaborate mating display. Like all grebes, it nests on the water's edge, since its legs are set very far back and it cannot walk well. Usually it lays four to five eggs at the end of April. Sometimes it carries its young on its back.	Red-necked Grebe	RedNeckedGrebe
N/A	N/A	BASE_LOON	LOON_DEFAULT	LOON_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	182.999985 0 0 1 0.335195541,1.00011 0 0 0.0277778 -0.766667,255 214 0 0.483333 0.0888889,255 242.999954 0 0.673184335 -0.0670391321,255 24.0001 0 0.0444444 -0.788889,1.00011003 0 0 0.0777778029 -0.748603344,255 243 0 0.0388889 0.0555556,249.000107 255 0 0.0833332986 0.0558658838,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.748603344,1.00011003 0 0 0 -1	LOON_BEAK1,LOON_NECK1,LOON_NECK2,LOON_BODY1,LOON_HEAD_FANTASY,LOON_WINGS_FANTASY,LOON_BEAK_2,LOON_BEAK3,LOON_LEGS_FANTASY	1.10446930,2.44180179,0.61333299,1.22067034,1.01206708,1.18499994,0.52346367,0.95921791,1.00530720	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_LOON	GENUS_LOONIwGnEVA47GBwoZsOUOxrePPfM3eQ0MAzKV79zPPEQNj8FbnMPPE8v	1	CL_EYE,LOON_WING,LOON_FEET,LOON_BEAK,LOON_BODY,LOON_TAIL,WG_BELLY,WG_WING,LOON_HEAD,CERE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	LOON_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT	15.00000000	This bird dines by diving for carp, herring, mollusks, crabs, and salamanders. Highly gregarious at all seasons, but usually forage singly, or in pairs during period of mate-feeding just prior to egg-laying and in early brood rearing. Western Grebes nest in colonies of hundreds on large inland lakes, sometimes using coastal marshes, in western North America. It has a spectacular courtship displays; two birds will rear up and patter across the water's surface.	Western Grebe	WesternGrebe
N/A	N/A	BASE_LOON	LOON_DEFAULT	LOON_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.748603344,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.726256967,1.00011 0 0 0.00555556 -0.155556,0 52.9999657 255 0 -0.469273746,1.00011 0 0 0.00555556 -0.677778,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.759776533,255 255 0 0.0611111 0.0111111,1.00011003 0 0 0.762569845 0.446927428,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.759776533	LOON_BODY1,LOON_HEAD_FANTASY,LOON_BEAK1,LOON_BEAK3,LOON_BEAK_2,LOON_NECK1,LOON_WINGS_FANTASY	1.13351953,1.17653632,1.03184354,0.98826814,0.87206697,1.27286863,1.07209504	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_LOON	GENUS_LOONQDm5vX52S2lriwZy0MUjLKHWSmmaT1lHefvd87ORNSfXDp3qj5iU0	1	LOON_HEAD,LOON_WING,LOON_FEET,LOON_BEAK,LOON_TAIL,LOON_BODY,CL_BODY,CL_EYE,CERE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	LOON_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,LOON_DEFAULT,N/A,LOON_DEFAULT	15.00000000	This species, like all divers, is a specialist fish-eater, catching its prey underwater, diving as deep as 200 feet. Loons are water birds, only going ashore to mate and incubate eggs. Their legs are placed far back on their bodies, allowing efficient swimming but only awkward movement on land. The tremolo call, sometimes referred to as ^loon laughter^, is an eerie wailing, a symbol of the Canadian wilderness, and often used as atmosphere in horror films.	Common Loon	CommonLoon
N/A	N/A	BASE_OWL	OWL_DEFAULT	OWL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 89.0000992 0 0 1,249.000107 255 0 0 0.0893855095,255 142.000061 0 0.382681578 -0.201117337,255 130.000015 0 0.354748607 -0.256983221,255 130.000015 0 0.343575418 -0.167597771,255 130.000015 0 0.332402229 -0.212290525,255 130.000015 0 0.365921795 -0.145251393,255 119.000084 0 0.00279329601 0.234636903,1.00011003 0 0 0.00279329601 0.100558639,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.469273746,255 119.000084 0 0.622905016 -0.324022353,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.469273686,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.0670391321,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.592178762,255 242.999954 0 0 1,255 249.000107 0 0 1,255 172.000046 0 0.405027926 -0.0446927547	OWL_TORSO,OWL_TORSO2,OWL_TAIL,OWL_HEAD,OWL_EARS,OWL_CHEST,OWL_BELLY,OWL_WINGS,OWL_LEGS,OWL_LEGS2,OWL_LEGS3,OWL_LEGS4,OWL_HEAD2,OWL_TORSO3,OWL_EARS2,OWL_FACE_HEIGHT,OWL_BEAK_2,OWL_BEAK_3,OWL_BEAK_4,OWL_NECK_FANTASY	0.75000000,0.99804467,0.00100000,1.24935758,0.00010000,1.41206992,0.78351957,0.86340785,0.60000002,0.60000002,1.69106150,1.02625704,1.12410617,0.54050279,1.19433808,1.34000003,1.48212290,0.24022347,0.20000000,1.47276533	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_OWL	GENUS_OWLRV5IoXS3sI4eW7evBl1uIB4HXUQlDRhfSBHnK12aZOUAsQOORxIqPR	1	OWL_BEAK,OWL_FACE,OWL_HORN,OWL_OUTSIDE_HORN,OWL_WINGS,OWL_TAIL,OWL_BODY,OWL_FEET,BO_BELLY,BO_BACK,BO_BROWN,OWL_LEG,BO_UNDERWING,BO_EYE,EYEPATCH,BO_BEAK,BO_WING2	N/A	0	N/A	OWL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,N/A,OWL_DEFAULT	16.00000000	These are birds of open country such as farmland, preferentially hunting along the edges of woods. Barn Owls have a notable shreee scream, ear-shattering at close range. They also hiss like steam kettles. When captured or cornered, they throw themselves on their backs and flail with sharp-taloned feet, an effective defense. Barn Owls occur worldwide, on every continent except Antarctica.	Barn Owl	BarnOwl
N/A	N/A	BASE_OWL	OWL_DEFAULT	SMALL_OWL_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011003 0 0 0 0.111731842,255 130.000015 0 0.365921795 -0.301675975,255 147.999954 0 0.203910619 -0.368715078,255 135.999908 0 0.19273743 -0.43575418,255 202.000031 0 0.863128483 0.391061455,255 124.999977 0 0.321229041 -0.391061425,255 119.000084 0 0.326815635 -0.525139689,255 142.000061 0 0.505586565 -0.312849164,255 196.000137 0 0 0.335195541,255 154.000107 0 0.0977653638 0.156424522,255 255 0 0.0586592183 -0.0558659211,255 130.000015 0 0.516759753 -0.335195541,1.00011003 0 0 0.103351958 -0.659217894,1.00011003 0 0 0.270949721 -0.726256967	OWL_TORSO,OWL_TORSO2,OWL_TAIL,OWL_HEAD,OWL_EARS,OWL_CHEST,OWL_BELLY,OWL_WINGS,OWL_LEGS,OWL_HEAD2,OWL_LEGS2,OWL_LEGS4,OWL_TORSO3,OWL_EARS2,OWL_BEAK_2,OWL_BEAK_3,OWL_BEAK_4,OWL_FACE_HEIGHT,OWL_LEGS3,OWL_NECK_FANTASY	0.86128491,0.99268156,0.00100000,1.18013966,0.00010000,1.26970673,0.65837991,0.83547485,0.68244398,1.07466483,1.07318437,1.05754185,0.34944135,0.28153908,1.07653630,0.74078208,0.79441339,1.12081003,0.94022346,1.03282118	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_OWL	GENUS_OWLUoM6EDSHHXJtypQHYJrccBFLWY8CQ6ZSB6RlkJLCa1fs0GgMQLK4QX	1	OWL_BEAK,OWL_FACE,OWL_HORN,OWL_OUTSIDE_HORN,OWL_EYES,OWL_WINGS,OWL_TAIL,OWL_BODY,OWL_LEG,OWL_FEET,EO_WHITE,BO_BELLY,BO_BACK,EO_BLACK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	OWL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT	8.00000000	The Elf Owl is the smallest owl in the world and perhaps the most abundant raptor in upland deserts of Arizona and Sonora, Mexico. Elf owls feast mainly on insects and therefore occupy habitats with a ready supply of these. Agaves and ocotillos are ideal places for foraging as moths and other bugs may sleem in their flowers. Elf owls are known to eat scorpions, somehow managing to cut off the stinger. They are often seen chasing after flying insects, with flight similar to flycatchers just after dusk.	Elf Owl	ElfOwl
N/A	N/A	BASE_OWL	OWL_DEFAULT	OWL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 151.999893 0 0.142458096 -0.178770959,255 127 0 0.366667 -0.277778,255 127 0 0.244444 -0.655556,255 126.999947 0 0.0586592183 -0.301675975,255 218 0 0.9 0.277778,255 126.999947 0 0.243016765 -0.277778,255 127 0 0.111111 -1,255 127 0 0.155556 -0.333333,255 126.999947 0 0.254189938 -0.311111003,255 245 0 0.0555556 -0.0444444,255 157 0 0.577778 -0.8,255 127 0 0.177778 0.133333,255 166 0 0.561111 0.288889,255 166 0 0.555556 -0.566667	OWL_TORSO,OWL_TORSO2,OWL_HEAD,OWL_BELLY,OWL_EARS,OWL_TAIL,OWL_LEGS,OWL_WINGS,OWL_FACE_HEIGHT,OWL_TORSO3	0.97133303,1.05666995,0.96961099,0.60500002,0.98666698,0.75000000,0.80905598,0.89972067,1.11421788,0.60418993	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_OWL	GENUS_OWLjuZnYSwYUL1UqLP33LJYnNowzCCNWn2a2j9awC1NXzdZLkuTIJlGpa	1	OWL_BEAK,OWL_FACE,OWL_HORN,OWL_OUTSIDE_HORN,OWL_EYES,OWL_WINGS,GHO_WING,OWL_TAIL,OWL_BODY,GHO_WHITE,GHO_BLACK,OWL_LEG,OWL_FEET,GHO_BROWN	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	OWL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT,OWL_DEFAULT	20.00000000	These birds hunt at night by waiting on a high perch and swooping down on prey. They mainly eat mammals such as rats, mice, rabbits and skunks, as well as small birds, including smaller owls. The Great Horned Owl is the only animal that regularly eats skunks. Their breeding habitat is almost anywhere across North America and parts of South America. They are often found in urban and suburban settings and are a common backyard bird.	Great Horned Owl	GreatHornedOwl
N/A	N/A	BASE_PIGEON	PIGEON_DEFAULT	PIDGEON_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 77.0000534 0 0.354748607 -0.413407803,255 0 255 0.511111 -0.311111,65 255 0 0.816667 -0.0777778,255 59.0001 0 1 0.611111,255 160 0 0.455307275 -0.491620123,255 178 0 0.15 -0.0333334,255 112.999931 0 0.472067028 -0.458100557,255 82.9999466 0 0.438547492 -0.469273746,255 65 0 0.472222 0.0555556,255 5.9999 0 0.35 0.0333333,255 17.9999 0 0.477778 0.0666667,1.00011 0 0 0 0,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.544444,186 0 0 0.494444 -0.155556,255 166 0 0.288889 -0.188889,255 65 0 0.55 0.0555556,255 53 0 0.561111 -0.344444,255 65.0000076 0 0.611731827 -0.335195541,255 119 0 0.472222 0	PIGEON_BEAK1,PIGEON_HEAD1,PIGEON_TORSO1,PIGEON_BELLY1,PIGEON_TAIL,PIGEON_WINGS1,PIGEON_LEGS1,PIGEON_BEAK2,PIGEON_HEAD2,PIGEON_LEG2,PIGEON_LEGS3	1.08667004,1.15332997,1.05999994,1.16143000,1.08667004,1.04829001,1.16703916,0.65555602,1.08667004,0.90502799,1.62737417	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_PIGEON	GENUS_PIGEONDnuVaz92AYKBnwWWD6CKCaR6DwpQf84vpouKIC5p9ZTTK9g93ux	1	PIGEON_HEAD,RP_NECK2,RP_NECK1,RP_EYE,PIGEON_TAIL,PIGEON_BELLY,PIGEON_WINGS,PIGEON_BODY,PIGEON_LEGS,PIGEON_BEAK,PIGEON_CERE,KP_THROAT,KP_BEAK,KP_WINGS,PP_SIDE,KP_CHEST,KP_BROWN,RP_BOTTOMWING,KP_UNDERWING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	PIGEON_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT	10.00000000	In the wild it feeds on the ground, usually beneath the cover of bushes or trees. This dove eats a variety of seeds, fallen berries, fruit and insects. The Key-West Quail dove is an endangered species. It migrates from the islands of Cuba, Bahamas, Haiti, Dominican Republic, and the Florida Keys, thus its name. In the last decade it has not been seen on the U.S. mainland. The Key-West Quail dove unlike most of it relatives is a quiet dove. They coo so softly that they are barely audible.	Key West Quail-Dove	KeyWestQuailDove
N/A	N/A	BASE_PIGEON	PIGEON_DEFAULT	PIDGEON_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 24.0001 255 0.138889 -0.5,255 0 255 0.0111111 -0.2,255 0 255 0.00555556 -0.2,255 0 255 0 -0.188889,255 0 255 0.0666667 -0.477778,255 65 0 0.505556 0.0111111,0 91.9999 255 0.0666667 0.0111111,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.166667,255 0 255 0 -0.0666667,0 59.0001 255 0.138889 -0.544444,255 0 255 0 -0.0888889,26.9999 0 255 0.0444444 -0.2,255 0 255 0.05 -0.466667,0 255 35.9999 0.644444 -0.0333333,255 127 0 1 0.366667,255 0 255 0.25 -0.322222	PIGEON_LEGS1,PIGEON_WINGS1,PIGEON_TAIL,PIGEON_HEAD1,PIGEON_HEAD2,PIGEON_BEAK1,PIGEON_BEAK2,PIGEON_BELLY1,PIGEON_TORSO1,PIGEON_LEG2,PIGEON_LEGS3	1.09664810,0.95856702,1.23777997,1.01999998,1.24000001,0.85555601,1.02778006,1.14327002,0.98000002,1.21787715,1.36592174	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_PIGEON	GENUS_PIGEONay3uEID17GU3wGSYr8ANDORciENjrRODJfcZV0iW8xEAQiQIIuM	1	PIGEON_HEAD,PIGEON_BODY,PIGEON_WINGS,PIGEON_TAIL,PIGEON_BEAK,PIGEON_LEGS,PIGEON_CERE,RP_SIDE,RP_RUMP,RP_WINGS,RP_BOTTOMWING,PIGEON_BELLY,RP_TAIL,RP_NECK1,RP_EYE,RP_NECK2	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	PIGEON_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT	13.00000000	The bird is also known by the names of feral pigeon or domestic pigeon. In common usage, this bird is often simply referred to as the ^pigeon^. Its domesticated form, the feral pigeon, has been widely introduced elsewhere, and is common, especially in cities, over much of the world. Feral pigeons, also called city doves or city pigeons, find the ledges of high buildings a perfect substitute for sea cliffs, and have become abundant in cities all over the world. Some city squares are famous for them.	Rock Pigeon	RockPigeon
N/A	N/A	BASE_PIGEON	PIGEON_DEFAULT	PIDGEON_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	246 0 0 0.444444 0.1,249 0 0 0.288889 -0.322222,0 184 255 0.0944444 -0.311111,255 59.0001 0 0.566667 -0.0555556,0 255 70.9999 0.405556 -0.0666667,0 5.9999 255 0.866667 -0.0222222,132 0 0 0.972222 0.322222,255 148 0 0.238889 0.0111111,0 231 255 0.0722222 -0.344444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.444444,171 0 0 0.194444 -0.611111,255 190 0 0.1 0.244444,132 0 0 0.155556 -0.577778,255 196 0 0.111111 -0.0666667,0 249 255 0.105556 -0.355556,0 196 255 0.116667 -0.244444,255 184 0 0.166667 -0.533333,255 148 0 0.583333 0,255 70.9999 0 0.166667 -0.0888889,255 113 0 0.522222 0	PIGEON_BEAK1,PIGEON_HEAD1,PIGEON_TORSO1,PIGEON_BELLY1,PIGEON_TAIL,PIGEON_WINGS1,PIGEON_LEGS1,PIGEON_BEAK2,PIGEON_HEAD2,PIGEON_LEG2,PIGEON_LEGS3	0.95777798,1.00667000,1.10667002,1.09239995,1.11777997,1.19902003,1.24525142,0.69999999,1.50000000,1.03910613,1.80167592	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_PIGEON	GENUS_PIGEONrsx8e8FFjh03xcScQDz2fToNiJgR0J4GXIoZay6y1S48sKTDAUq	1	PIGEON_LEGS,PIGEON_BEAK,PIGEON_BODY,PIGEON_HEAD,RP_NECK2,RP_NECK1,RP_EYE,PIGEON_BELLY,PIGEON_WINGS,RP_BOTTOMWING,PP_BLACK,PP_WHITE,PIGEON_TAIL,PP_TAIL,PP_HEAD,RP_SIDE,KP_WINGS,KP_CHEST,KP_BROWN,PP_SIDE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	PIGEON_SHAPE	0.40000001,0.40000001,0.40000001	0	PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,PIGEON_DEFAULT,N/A,PIGEON_DEFAULT	16.00000000	Was once probably the most common bird in the world. It is estimated that there were as many as five billion passenger pigeons in the United States. They lived in enormous flocks—the largest of them a mile wide and 300 miles long, taking several days to pass and probably containing two billion birds. It was hunted into extinction by humans. The key to the Passenger Pigeon's abundance was its nomadic flocking behavior, which allowed it to exploit seasonally superabundant crops of beechnuts and acorns that were unpredictable in space and time.	Passenger Pigeon	PassengerPigeon
N/A	N/A	BASE_QUAIL	QUAIL_DEFAULT	QUAIL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 77.0000534 255 0.203910619 -0.324022353,1.00011003 0 0 0.891061425 -0.849161983,0 29.9999847 255 0.248603359 -0.357541919,255 119.000084 0 0.276536316 0.156424522,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.558659196,0 35.9998817 255 0.175977647 -0.368715107,5.9998951 0 255 0.14804469 -0.379888296,1.00011003 0 0 0 1,255 189.999985 0 0.0810055882 0.100558639,255 42.0000305 0 0.667597771 -0.279329598,255 196.000137 0 0.0418994427 -0.357541919,1.00011003 0 0 0 -1,255 165.999893 0 0.701117337 -0.279329598,255 82.9999466 0 1 -0.357541919	QUAIL_HEAD1,QUAIL_TORSO_FANTASY,QUAIL_HEAD_FANTASY,QUAIL_NECK_FANTASY,QUAIL_BEAK_FANTASY,QUAIL_CREST_FANTASY,QUAIL_WINGS_FANTASY,QUAIL_LEGS_FANTASY	0.01000000,1.16295242,1.20374024,0.87164807,1.03646648,1.29893935,0.98530167,1.21396649	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_QUAIL	GENUS_QUAILEVXK6SnTVWCwMdVQERgN3BCEJCEreqY1adEjU2DIEwG1YTRsekgT	1	QUAIL_HEAD,QUAIL_CREST,QUAIL_WING,QUAIL_FEET,QUAIL_BEAK,QUAIL_BODY,QUAIL_TAIL,CQ_WING,MQ_BODY,MQ_FACE,MQ_UNDERWING,MQ_BODY2,MQ_BODY3,MQ_SIDE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	QUAIL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT	10.00000000	Resident in mountains from southern Washington to northern Nevada, throughout California, and very northern Baja California. Mountain Quail primarily move about by walking, and can move surprisingly fast through brush and undergrowth. They are a non-migratory species, however may be altitudinal migrants in some mountain ranges. They can be found up to 10,000 ft. Any flight is usually short and explosive, with many rapid wingbeats followed by a slow glide to the ground.	Mountain Quail	MountainQuail
N/A	N/A	BASE_QUAIL	QUAIL_DEFAULT	QUAIL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 42 0 0.122222 -0.577778,249 0 0 0.416667 -0.5,0 12 255 0.138889 -0.411111,255 249 0 0.116667 0.0444444,1.00011 0 0 0.0722222 -0.4,0 53 255 0.266667 -0.366667,0 77.0001 255 0.155556 -0.366667,252 0 0 0 0.188889,177 0 0 0.4 -0.411111,255 107 0 0.35 -0.0444444,1.00011 0 0 0 0.277778,231 255 0 0.122222 0.0777777,1.00011 0 0 0.4 -0.466667,255 202 0 0.166667 0.0666667	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_QUAIL	GENUS_QUAILNUFXjbAR3gqEMHbzMn5ZgpJ8ktsBjnBWtLEFaKHW4p99e9DB7KMQ	1	QUAIL_HEAD,QUAIL_CREST,QUAIL_WING,QUAIL_FEET,QUAIL_BEAK,QUAIL_BODY,QUAIL_TAIL,CQ_HEAD2,CQ_HEAD,CQ_FACE,CQ_WING,CQ_BODY,CQ_BELLY,CQ_BELLY2	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	QUAIL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT	10.00000000	A common bird of the chaparral and other western brushy areas. These birds forage on the ground, often scratching at the soil. They can sometimes be seen feeding at the sides of roads. Their diet consists mainly of seeds and leaves, but they also eat some berries and insects. If startled, these birds explode into short fast flight. Given a choice, they will normally make their escape on foot. The topknot looks like a single feather, but it is actually a cluster of six overlapping plumes.	California Quail	CaliforniaQuail
N/A	N/A	BASE_QUAIL	QUAIL_DEFAULT	QUAIL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 100.999893 0 0.326815635 -0.357541919,1.00011003 0 0 0.0307262577 -0.849161983,255 112.999931 0 0.215083793 -0.391061425,255 119.000084 0 0.276536316 0.156424522,1.00011003 0 0 0.0642458126 -0.379888296,255 135.999908 0 0.315642446 -0.290502787,255 119.000084 0 0.416201115 -0.245810032,255 124.999977 0 1 0.145251393,200.999924 0 0 1 -1,255 94.9999924 0 0.930167615 -0.0782122612,255 165.999893 0 0.209497213 0.122905016,255 160 0 0.198324025 0.134078264	QUAIL_HEAD1,QUAIL_CREST_FANTASY,QUAIL_NECK_FANTASY,QUAIL_TORSO_FANTASY,QUAIL_TAIL_FANTASY,QUAIL_HEAD_FANTASY,QUAIL_WINGS_FANTASY,QUAIL_BEAK_FANTASY	0.01000000,0.00010000,0.85907817,1.19232130,0.64899999,1.13581288,1.07698882,1.22663403	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_QUAIL	GENUS_QUAILaHkYyUQMUFEGBBFiDtT7UveEY0S5M0Aq6XKAFTd7EiUy6TPbJUsD	1	QUAIL_HEAD,QUAIL_CREST,QUAIL_WING,QUAIL_FEET,QUAIL_BEAK,QUAIL_BODY,QUAIL_TAIL,CQ_BELLY,NBQ_BODY,MQ_BODY3,GQ_BELLY,NBQ_BODY2	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	QUAIL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT	9.75000000	Resident from Nebraska, Wisconsin, southern Ontario and Massachusetts southward to Florida and southern Mexico. Quail primarily inhabit areas of early successional growth dominated by various species of pine, hardwood, woody, and herbaceous growth. forming what are known as coveys, groups of five to 30 birds, during the non-breeding season. Also known as Bobwhite Quail, Northern Bobwhite, or Virginia Quail.	Northern Bobwhite	NorthernBobwhite
N/A	N/A	BASE_QUAIL	QUAIL_DEFAULT	QUAIL_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 42 0 0.138889 -0.522222,249 0 0 0.222222 -0.466667,0 59.0001 255 0.0333333 -0.344444,255 249 0 0.116667 0.0444444,1.00011 0 0 0.0722222 -0.4,0 53 255 0.0388889 -0.3,0 77.0001 255 0.0777778 -0.344444,252 0 0 0 0.222222,255 89.0001 0 0.588889 -0.333333,1.00011 0 0 0 0.277778,255 59.0001 0 0.705556 -0.333333,255 148 0 0.338889 -0.0555556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.666667,1.00011 0 0 0 0.0777777,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.0555556	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_QUAIL	GENUS_QUAILgfrJRQJ6a6ZBkHOAExz9O56uPRdROuiSxEJRUDPzLg4AUb57BLwZ	1	QUAIL_HEAD,QUAIL_CREST,QUAIL_WING,QUAIL_FEET,QUAIL_BEAK,QUAIL_BODY,QUAIL_TAIL,CQ_HEAD2,CQ_HEAD,CQ_WING,CQ_BELLY,GQ_BELLY,GQ_BELLY2,GQ_BODY,GQ_HEAD	N/A	0	N/A	QUAIL_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT,QUAIL_DEFAULT	10.00000000	A common bird of the Sonoran Desert, the Gambel's Quail frequents suburbs as well as desert. Gambel's quail primarily move about by walking, and can move surprisingly fast through brush and undergrowth. They are a non-migratory species and are rarely seen in flight. Any flight is usually short and explosive, with many rapid wingbeats followed by a slow glide to the ground. In the late summer, fall and winter, the adults and immature young congregate into coveys of many birds. In the spring, Gambel's quail pair off for mating and become very aggressive toward other pairs. The Gambel's quail is named in honor of William Gambel, a 19th century naturalist and explorer of the Southwestern United States	Gambel's Quail	GambelsQuail
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0 -0.444444,1.00011 0 0 0 0.222222,0 17.9999 255 0.0888889 -0.0444444,1.00011 0 0 0 0.266667,1.00011 0 0 0 0.288889,0 35.9999 255 0.0888889 -0.144444,1.00011 0 0 0 0.0777777,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.566667,5.9999 0 255 0.0833333 -0.433333,1.00011 0 0 0 0.144444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.588889,0 42 255 0.0555556 0.144444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.266667,1.00011 0 0 0.116667 -0.611111,1.00011 0 0 0 0.322222,1.00011 0 0 0 0.277778,1.00011 0 0 0 0.255556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.222222	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.38110995,1.29888999,1.16349995,0.92277801,0.99166697,1.03666997,1.04778004,1.45833004,1.13889003,1.30925000,0.62911099,1.31555998	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRD4P8H2DlI296NUB4WTSTT5K23rlOl02VGhEFw8czMW3LebapoS	1	SONGBIRD_TAIL,BW_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,AR_GREY,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,AF_BLACK,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,GCW_HEAD,BCC_SIDE,SONGBIRD_BEAK,BW_CHEST,BCC_HEAD,AR_BOTTOM,WW_wing,WW_face	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	7.25000000	This is an insectivorous bird of open country, often near habitation and water. It prefers bare areas for feeding, where it can see and pursue its prey. It is a slender bird with the characteristic long, constantly wagging tail of its genus. In winter, birds’ dispersal varies from solitary and territorial to gregarious, depending on food concentration. Outside breeding season, always forms large communal roosts. Stays in family groups after breeding until fall migration.	White Wagtail	WhiteWagtail
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0 -0.388889,0 35.9999 255 0.0222222 -0.0777778,1.00011 0 0 0.0722222 -0.4,1.00011 0 0 0 0.311111,1.00011 0 0 0 0.355556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.233333,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.377778,1.00011 0 0 0 0.111111,1.00011 0 0 0 0.155556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.222222,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.333333,0 5.9999 255 0.0611111 -0.0333334,1.00011 0 0 0 0.255556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.155556	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.38832998,1.11805999,1.82650006,1.08611000,1.22500002,1.04022002,1.07444000,1.51389003,1.07778001,1.47667003,0.85022199,1.16778004	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRD8OIlVk4GQE5PMnHBQjmN5ZfC0UDTqOGvIVg9CNU3FnpzS7bWX	1	SONGBIRD_TAIL,BO_HEAD,GK_FACE,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BW_THROAT,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,EB_WING,BCC_SIDE,BO_BOTTOMWING,LS_HEAD,LS_TAIL,LS_WING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	9.00000000	Loggerhead refers to the relatively large head as compared to the rest of the body. It is very non-aerodynamic looking, and is reminiscent of how an ungainly helicopter would try to move forward. It is presumed this feature gives the bird high range of motions, and flight maneuverability, for changing directions. The Loggerhead Shrike hardly appears to be a predator. But it uses its hooked beak to kill insects, lizards, mice, and birds, and then impales them on thorns to hold them while it rips them apart.	Loggerhead Shrike	LoggerheadShrike
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	24.0001 0 255 0.0222222 -0.111111,0 59.0001 255 0.0944444 -0.133333,255 190 0 1 1,1.00011 0 0 0.4 -0.466667,24.0001 0 255 0.0833333 -0.155556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.244444,1.00011 0 0 0.0166667 -0.477778,1.00011 0 0 0 0.344444,17.9999 0 255 0.0833333 -0.166667,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.311111,1.00011 0 0 0 0.222222,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.388889,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.0222222,1.00011 0 0 0 0.177778,1.00011 0 0 0 0.322222,255 196 0 1 0.244444,0 12 255 0.0722222 -0.122222,0 30 255 0.122222 -0.222222,255 184 0 0.572222 0.977778,1.00011 0 0 0 1	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.18611002,1.10943997,1.05499995,1.32500005,1.17042005,1.10450006,1.03816998,1.10555995	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDGtmXmPZ73KeyYUS3QM58BhgTPff18ZNWgj1JSRBP18HaFeDEs	1	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,BW_THROAT,BW_HEAD,GC_FACE,SONGBIRD_BELLY,GCW_SIDE,BCC_SIDE,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWING,AF_wing,AF_BLACK,EB_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,BW_TAIL,BW_CHEST,LS_HEAD,SONGBIRD_BEAK,BCC_HEAD,BW_HEAD2	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	5.50000000	Breeds in pine forest, sycamore-baldcypress swamp and riparian woodland. Found in migration and winter in a variety of woodland, scrub, brush and thicket situations but most frequently in pine woodland if such habitat is available. During breeding season, associates only with mate. In postbreeding period, usually joins mixed-species flocks, particularly those centered around Carolina Chickadees or Tufted Titmice.	Yellow-throated Warbler	YellowThroatedWarbler
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0.0444444 -0.511111,175 255 0 0.244444 -0.144444,199 255 0 0.216667 -0.166667,255 248 0 0.05 0.833333,255 236 0 0.427778 0.466667,1.00011 0 0 0 0.211111,1.00011 0 0 0.0444444 -0.166667,255 0 74 0 0.511111,255 127 0 1 1,0 74 255 0.244444 0.266667,252 255 0 0.422222 0.111111,255 146 0 0 -0.166667,217 255 0 0.205556 -0.244444,255 253 0 0.233333 0.377778,1.00011 0 0 0 0.411111,255 127 0 0.127778 -0.444444	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2	0.83222198,0.90499997,0.82777798,0.97222197,0.98111099,1.13332999,1.17200005,1.08361006,0.96666700,0.96200001,0.82811099,0.23111100,0.88194400	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDGzZuXImkiKOiyt9bdtAjX2PW99uCMIv70GdEKmpVQOVGHWLU4	1	BCC_HEAD,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BCC_SIDE,AF_belly,SONGBIRD_BEAK,BV_FACE,BV_EYE,SONGBIRD_LEGS,BO_BOTTOMWING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,SONGBIRD_WING,AF_wing,EB_WING,AF_BLACK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	4.50000000	The smallest vireo that occurs regularly in the United States, the Black-capped Vireo inhabits low scrublands of Oklahoma, Texas, and northern Mexico. Research shows that Black-capped Vireo songs draw from a repertoire of syllables about ten times larger than those of other vireos. Habitat changes and nest parasitism by Brown-headed Cowbirds have caused Black-capped Vireo populations to vanish across much of the northern part of its historic range and it now is listed as Endangered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.	Black-capped Vireo	BlackCappedVireo
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 127 0 0.477778 0.155556,255 0 255 0.0944444 -0.4,255 127 0 0.572222 -0.488889,255 127 0 0.405556 -0.488889,255 136 0 0.961111 0.377778,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.0555556,255 127 0 0.316667 -0.488889,255 253 0 0.155556 0.2,252 255 0 0.555556 0.255556,255 0 255 0.0388889 0.355556,255 166 0 0.844444 0.622222,1.00011 0 0 0.755556 -0.833333,255 233 0 0.177778 0.411111,1.00011 0 0 0 0.388889,1.00011 0 0 0.0666667 -0.166667,255 236 0 0.716667 0.811111,255 0 255 0 0.333333	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_TORSO2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	0.94055599,0.99075001,0.76333302,0.69444400,0.92666698,1.27499998,0.96305603,0.89999998,0.80555600,1.05555999,0.44116700,0.89444399,1.18750000,1.12889004	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDIvqRaTdDk7EVVw9EPnEqLtIzwcaISUV0KcKGJJ61n6sBnxUFO	1	SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,BW_HEAD,BCC_HEAD,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWING,BW_CHEST,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BW_THROAT,BW_SIDE,BCC_SIDE,BW_WING,SONGBIRD_BEAK,BW_HEAD2,BW_TAIL	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	8.50000000	 It breeds in eastern North America from southern Canada, the Great Lakes region and New England south to North Carolina. The Blackburnian Warbler is territorial on its breeding grounds and solitary in the winter. It forms flocks only during migration. Winters in southern Central America and northern South America, southward in the Andes. This bird was named after Anna Blackburne, an English botanist.	Blackburnian Warbler	BlackburnianWarbler
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HSV_SHIFT,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 3.00008 255 0.0111111 -0.233333,33.0001 0 255 0 -0.155556,8.99997 0 255 0.0111111 -0.144444,-336 1 0.0888889,255 182 0 0.883333 0.322222,255 127 0 0.855556 0.0888889,255 127 0 0 0.255556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.311111	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_LEGS2	1.03444004,1.04791999,1.00443995,0.89166701,1.21506000,0.52961099,1.28250003,0.89088899,1.08888996	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDKO9cil4VjSURNrIRDKJk8cPW0F6sKklIFH9bRKM8Jawi3kO02	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_LEGS,AR_WHITE,AR_GREY	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,N/A,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	10.00000000	A migratory songbird of the thrush family. The American Robin is a familiar sight pulling up worms on suburban lawns. Although it's at home breeding in deep, mature forests, the robin is the most widespread thrush in North American thanks to a tolerance for human-modified habitats. As with many migratory birds, the males return to the summer breeding grounds before the females and compete with each other for nesting sites. The females then select mates based on the males' songs, plumage, and territory quality. This is the state bird of Connecticut, Michigan, and Wisconsin.	American Robin	Robin
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0 0.233333,1.00011 0 0 0.00555556 -0.344444,1.00011003 0 0 0.75 0.178770944,0 89.0000992 255 0.722221971 0.245810062,1.00011003 0 0 0.772221982 0.212290496,1.00011 0 0 0.75 0.144444,1.00011 0 0 0.75 0,255 231 0 0.55 0.644444,0 136 255 0 -0.477778,213 0 0 0.188889 0.0777777,0 255 5.9999 0.05 -0.4,1.00011003 0 0 0.645251393 0.0670391098,1.00011 0 0 0 0.0111111,190 255 0 0.783333 0.0333333,231 255 0 0.866667 0.144444,1.00011 0 0 0.127778 -0.144444	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY	1.22221994,0.98888898,2.33649993,1.19888997,1.03332996,1.08333004,1.24391997,1.00500000	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDR0IMWippbWXcgtzK9MAUH1uoRMwBPvWsHMVrgGWmkj4Le25jm	1	SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,BCC_HEAD,BW_THROAT,AR_WHITE,SONGBIRD_WING,EB_WING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,AF_BLACK,BW_CHEST,BO_BOTTOMWING,PB_WING,PB_BACK,SONGBIRD_BEAK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	5.50000000	They are shy, secretive and often difficult to see. Male Painted Buntings are highly territorial and aggressive toward each other. Fights between males, which include pecking, beating with wings, and grappling, sometimes result in death. They eat seeds, insects and caterpillars. Uses a variety of foraging methods. Can fly up from ground to grab tall grass stems in bill, pull stems to ground, and extract seeds. Also picks insects from spider webs.	Painted Bunting	PaintedBunting
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0 -0.388889,0 82.9999 255 0.0888889 -0.133333,1.00011 0 0 0 0.133333,1.00011 0 0 0 0.144444,1.00011 0 0 0.227778 -0.411111,5.9999 0 255 0.0777778 -0.111111,1.00011 0 0 0 0.111111,255 178 0 0.2 0.166667,0 12 255 0.0777778 -0.155556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.133333,255 190 0 0.1 0.0111111,0 82.9999 255 0.0777778 -0.233333,255 107 0 0.133333 0.0666667,255 113 0 0.527778 0.577778,132 0 0 0 0.177778,1.00011 0 0 0.0722222 -0.844444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.188889,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.544444,17.9999 0 255 0.1 -0.388889	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.21500003,1.25583005,0.89999998,0.94999999,0.75833303,1.03311002,1.01443994,1.36110997,1.20000005,1.17449999,0.51855600,0.85022199,0.98611099,1.13666999	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDX6g6pLtMFS8EbQGMYDKw6MAb05bPj0JKGK4WvWUPLG5XeAVmD	1	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,BW_TAIL,BW_THROAT,BV_FACE,BO_HEAD,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BCC_SIDE,SONGBIRD_WING,EB_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,SONGBIRD_BEAK,HT_FACE,BV_EYE,NM_WING,BO_BOTTOMWING,HT_UNDERWINGMARK,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,AF_BLACK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	11.00000000	Resident from southern Canada southward to southern Mexico and the Caribbean. Found in areas with open ground and shrubby vegetation, such as in parkland, cultivated land, and suburbs. The Northern Mockingbird is a loud and persistent singer. It sings all through the day, and often into the night. Most nocturnal singers are unmated males, which sing more than mated males during the day too. A Northern Mockingbird continues to add new sounds to its song repertoire throughout its life.	Northern Mockingbird	NorthernMockingbird
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 160 0 0.294444 0.566667,255 119.000084 0 0.227778003 -0.0223463774,255 154.000107 0 0.244443998 -0.0111731887,225 255 0 0 0.355556,255 195.999878 0 0.905556023 0.279329658,255 208 0 0.872222 0.288889,255 214.000076 0 0.136871502 0.335195541,255 125 0 0.25 -0.0222222,255 160 0 0.138889 0.244444,255 214 0 0.0166667 0.122222,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.355556,255 178 0 0.277778 0.144444,255 196 0 0.811111 -0.588889,255 184 0 1 0.988889,255 113 0 0.216667 -0.288889,255 207.999924 0 0.122221999 0.301676035,255 160 0 0.0277778 -1,255 231 0 0.0888889 0.411111,168 0 0 0.138889 -0.388889,255 142 0 0.416667 -0.488889,255 166 0 0.488889 -0.0111111,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.290502787	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_TORSO2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.29444003,1.15986037,0.89999998,0.94999999,1.07578003,1.09667003,0.84722197,0.99444401,1.35008001,1.10450006,0.94444400,1.26110995	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDY7VVKSl0zHE4qBJUG9U8VXAmu7XP8wkMgHZOLBAQUtq5YBUuK	1	SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,BW_TAIL,BW_THROAT,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BCC_SIDE,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,BO_BOTTOMWING,VT_CHEST,BV_FACE,WM_BODY,WM_HEAD,EB_WING,GC_BOTTOM,WM_TAIL,WM_WING,PB_WING,AR_BOTTOM	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	9.50000000	Their breeding habitat is grasslands and prairie, also pastures and abandoned fields, across western and central North America to northern Mexico. The nest of the Western Meadowlark usually is partially covered by a grass roof. It may be completely open, however, or it may have a complete roof and an entrance tunnel several feet long. Its frequent roadside occurrence, colorful plumage, and melodious song make it one of our most popular birds; no fewer than six states have it as their state bird.	Western Meadowlark	WesternMeadowlark
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 89.0001 0 0.172222 -0.155556,255 113 0 0.2 -0.0555556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.244444,255 119 0 0.238889 -0.1,255 17.9999 0 0 0.2,255 107 0 0.7 -0.1,255 89.0001 0 0.505556 -0.0888889,255 202 0 0.638889 0.322222,1.00011 0 0 0 0.244444,1.00011 0 0 0 0.377778,255 166 0 0.794444 -0.555556,255 237 0 0.161111 -0.266667,255 130 0 0.388889 -0.7,255 172 0 0.327778 0.0666667,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.455556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.288889	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.58333004,1.43666995,0.89999998,0.92277801,1.08333004,1.79166996,1.26841998,0.55172199,0.83916700,1.22221994	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDZpnFpRi5nzBxaFR89g6iTM5ADAKS4sOYICxMfNJeFkVAKNIXc	1	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,BW_THROAT,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,AF_BLACK,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BCC_SIDE,BEAK3,BV_FACE,YC_WING,AR_EYE,YC_TAIL1,YC_TAIL2	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	12.00000000	Breeds from southeastern Canada southward to Mexico and the Caribbean, westward to Great Plains, and in scattered localities across the West. These birds forage in dense shrubs and trees, also may catch insects in flight. Common folk names for this bird in the southern United States are Rain Crow and Storm Crow. These likely refer to the bird's habit of calling on hot days, often presaging thunderstorms.	Yellow-billed Cuckoo	YellowBilledCuckoo
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 178 0 0.538889 -0.0222222,255 249 0 0.0611111 -0.0666667,1.00011 0 0 0 0.0777777,195 0 0 0 0.188889,255 196 0 0.838889 0.255556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.0666667,1.00011 0 0 0 0.133333,249 255 0 0.0833333 -0.0222222,1.00011 0 0 0 0.677778,255 249 0 0.0555556 -0.211111,1.00011 0 0 0.75 0	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY	1.33778000,1.10943997,1.10555995,1.36667001,1.01889002,1.02778006,1.16632998,1.49144006	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDcW3uDlch6QGXeGDELizdu9aglPgP9H9cE7SCAtEa2YuR4dmlX	1	BV_FACE,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_BELLY,V_HEAD,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,AF_BLACK,EB_WING,BO_BOTTOMWING,V_WING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	4.50000000	Verdins are permanent residents of the southwestern United States and Mexico, ranging from southeastern California to Texas, throughout Baja California and into central Mexico. Verdins are insectivorous, continuously foraging among the desert trees and scrubs. The Verdin builds nests for both breeding and roosting; roosting nests are much smaller. The outer stick shell is constructed mostly by the male, while the female does most of the lining. The Verdin builds roosting nests all year round. One pair of Verdins in Arizona was observed building 11 nests in one year.	Verdin	Verdin
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 127 0 0.294444 -0.155556,255 127 0 0.2 -0.177778,255 248 0 0.0666667 0.266667,255 127 0 0.283333 -0.244444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.455556,255 185 0 0.55 0.333333,255 220 0 0.227778 0.322222,255 251 0 0.0666667 0.244444,1.00011 0 0 0.144444 -0.355556,1.00011 0 0 0.0555556 -0.0666667,1.00011 0 0 0 0.233333,255 233 0 0.0388889 0.144444,1.00011 0 0 0.588889 1,1.00011 0 0 0 0.277778,1.00011 0 0 0 0.822222,1.00011 0 0 0 -1,1.00011 0 0 0 0.422222	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_BELLY	1.07778001,1.05999994,1.01666999,1.43333006,1.04166996,0.89222199,0.96911103,1.06666994,1.37638998,1.10399997,0.01000000,1.32561004	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDdiX6XDP1L0lISy8Cw0IVNobHExWdRlj6aZ3MS0c2i7thOY9QQ	1	SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,BW_TAIL,SONGBIRD_WING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BCC_SIDE,BW_CHEST,AF_beak,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_LEGS,BO_BOTTOMWING,BV_EYE,BW_THROAT,CW_WHITE,CW_BLACK,CW_HEAD	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	8.50000000	Resident from southern California and southern Nevada to central Texas, southward into central Mexico. It is a bird of arid regions, and is often found around yucca, mesquite or saguaro; it nests in cactus plants, sometimes in a hole in a saguaro, sometimes where its nest will be protected by the prickly cactus spines of a cholla or leaves of a yucca. The Cactus Wren forms permanent pair bonds, and the pairs defend a territory where they live all through the year	Cactus Wren	CactusWren
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0 0.233333,255 59.0001 0 0.344444 0.633333,255 59.0001 0 0.427778 -0.0888889,255 65 0 0.588889 0.0222223,255 154 0 0.322222 0.255556,255 59.0001 0 0.516667 -0.111111,255 178 0 0.0555556 0.122222,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.422222,255 160 0 0.344444 0.133333,255 125 0 0.222222 0.255556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.322222,1.00011 0 0 0 0.322222,1.00011 0 0 0 0.3,255 101 0 0.516667 -0.266667,255 166 0 0.416667 0.166667,1.00011 0 0 0 0,255 178 0 0.533333 -0.444444	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.12110996,1.20416999,0.89999998,0.96166700,1.03666997,1.04778004,0.88888901,1.13332999,1.29700005,1.12661004,0.01000000,1.20667005	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDgQFE5nrCSHW1AsNWoYAJ8jIUYK1FNC5gsPsF44F1QiHtt5bRs	1	SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,AR_GREY,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,BO_WING,BCC_SIDE,AR_WHITE,GC_BOTTOM,BW_THROAT,AF_BLACK,HT_UNDERWINGMARK,BO_BOTTOMWING,WT_BELLY	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	7.75000000	A large and heavily spotted thrush, it is a bird of the interior forest, seldom seen outside the deep woods. A Wood Thrush often returns to the same breeding territory in successive years. It also may return to the same wintering area each year. One of the most common woodland birds of the East, the Wood Thrush is best known for its hauntingly beautiful song.	Wood Thrush	WoodThrush
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 8.99997 255 0.122222 -0.388889,0 15.0001 255 0 -0.466667,0 3.00008 255 0.183333 -0.166667,0 8.99997 255 0 -0.477778,1.00011 0 0 0.0388889 -0.277778,255 176 0 0.588889 0.5,1.00011 0 0 0 0.377778,1.00011 0 0 0 0.322222,1.00011 0 0 0 0,255 130 0 0.233333 0.433333,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.622222	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_HEAD3,SONGBIRD_TORSO2	1.41722000,0.90499997,1.14999998,1.15278006,1.08221996,1.79166996,1.19555998,1.67349994,1.11488998,0.52961099,1.20400000,1.00443995,0.85416698	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDgqaF7xVR69tQkR2hJy68RS4723WSbBjWnmP4iDw2KarWWwOw4	1	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_WING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,BL_HEAD,BL_BODY,BL_WING,EB_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	7.00000000	Bobolinks forage on or near the ground and mainly eat seeds and insects. Their breeding habitat is open grassy fields, especially hay fields, across North America. The Bobolink is an extraordinary migrant, traveling to south of the equator each autumn and making a round-trip of approximately 12,500 miles. Emily Dickinson penned many poems about the bird.	Bobolink	Bobolink
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 242 0 0.394444 -0.433333,1.00011 0 0 0 0.233333,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.522222,255 220 0 0.955556 0.355556,255 173 0 0.111111 -0.455556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.0666667,1.00011 0 0 0 0.266667,1.00011 0 0 0 0.444444,1.00011 0 0 0.144444 -0.2,1.00011 0 0 0 0.388889,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.577778,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.633333,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.111111	SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3,SONGBIRD_BELLY	0.82688898,0.97222197,0.86777800,0.87500000,0.90277803,1.06149995,0.98888898,1.17499995,1.19888997,1.13767004	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDi6fSwUmi0QMw2esaVKi1Zz12AIHq4soSVCcEkKrwfHYSJHiqF	1	SONGBIRD_BODY,BW_TAIL,SONGBIRD_TAIL,BCC_HEAD,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BCC_SIDE,SONGBIRD_BEAK,AF_wing,GCW_HEAD,GCW_SIDE,AF_UNDERWINGTIP	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	5.00000000	An endangered species that breeds in Southern Texas. Individuals associate with mates and offspring during breeding season, and occur in mixed-species flocks after juveniles are independent and on wintering grounds The Golden-cheeked Warbler is the only bird species whose population nests entirely in the state of Texas.	Golden-cheeked Warbler	GoldenCheekedWarbler
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 127 0 0.166667 -0.522222,255 127 0 0.155556 0.0777778,255 0 255 0 0.277778,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.255556,255 127 0 0.183333 -0.366667,255 142 0 0.177778 -0.0888889,255 0 255 0 0.455556,132 0 0 0.166667 -0.466667,255 142 0 0.383333 0.277778,1.00011 0 0 0 0.0444444,1.00011 0 0 0 0.0777778,1.00011 0 0 0 0.255556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.0111111,132 0 0 0.111111 -0.366667	SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	0.82555598,0.98611099,0.95388901,1.45833004,0.75638902,1.58850002,0.97850001,0.86600000,1.04999995,0.94055599,1.19294000,0.62911099,0.99305600,1.01999998	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDiXZJC2wMFEQTiLk80olQ6VAtK6BMbSTeqxZQXLm0PkHPESstM	1	AF_UNDERWINGTIP,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_WING,BCC_HEAD,BCC_BLACKMARKS,BCC_SIDE,BO_BOTTOMWING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,BO_WING,EB_WING,AF_BLACK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	5.44999981	Insects form a large part of their diet, especially in summer; seeds and berries become important in winter. They sometimes hammer seeds on a tree or shrub to open them; they also will store seeds for later use. During the fall migration and winter, chickadees often flock together. Many other species of birds, including titmice, nuthatches, and warblers can often be found foraging in these flocks. Mixed flocks stay together because the chickadees call out whenever they find a good source of food. This calling out forms cohesion for the group, allowing the other birds to find food more efficiently.	Black-capped Chickadee	BlackCappedChikadee
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0 0.188889,255 101 0 0.777778 0.122222,255 125 0 0.422222 -0.0222222,255 125 0 0.427778 -0.0555556,255 119 0 0.855556 0.0222223,255 255 0 0.427778 0.177778,255 82.9999 0 1 0.944444,255 255 0 0.172222 0.266667,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.7,255 255 0 0.494444 0.333333,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.166667,255 249 0 0.0944444 0.333333,255 89.0001 0 1 0.211111,255 130 0 0.55 -0.233333,1.00011 0 0 0.0222222 -0.511111,249 255 0 0.0444444 0.344444	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	0.99111098,1.26443994,1.01049995,0.95777798,1.03332996,0.93355602,0.91222203,0.84722197,0.89444399,1.46033001,0.96077800,0.52961099,0.81250000,1.10555995	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDkLGVs701sCWeoevcWUHEM9MBT7bcWABBAjs5ZBHe6f2Kf98Wx	1	SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,EB_WING,SONGBIRD_BELLY,GC_FACE,BCC_SIDE,SONGBIRD_BEAK,BCC_HEAD,BO_WING,AF_BLACK,GK_FACE,BW_THROAT	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	9.75000000	It breeds in open woodland with some tall trees, including cultivation and around human habitation, from southern Texas and Mexico south to central Argentina, and on Trinidad. Like all members of its family, the Great Kiskadee captures its share of flying insects on the wing, but its remarkable range of foraging behaviors and food items is broader than that of any other flycatcher in the New World. Kiskadee eat fish, tadpoles, a wide variety of fruits, and even visit backyard feeding stations to eat bananas, cooked rice, and dog food.	Great Kiskadee	GreatKiskadee
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 127 0 0.0722222 -0.288889,255 127 0 0.311111 0.277778,252 255 0 0.0555556 0.188889,255 127 0 0.161111 -0.3,255 127 0 0.272222 -0.4,1.00011 0 0 0 0.211111,255 230 0 0.455556 -0.2,255 127 0 0.261111 -0.333333,255 233 0 0.422222 -0.0666667,240 255 0 0.0277778 0.244444,1.00011 0 0 0 0.322222	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2,SONGBIRD_BELLY	0.96222198,1.30750000,0.90850002,1.06017005,0.88555598,0.95833302,0.90722197,1.49167001,0.88022202,0.91111100,1.13194001,1.61306000	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDlUdMIjoxFi5PTZ9hKPYnMiYWGYnVy3KRElIIarvb6I7ulbmS4	1	AF_beak,SONGBIRD_BEAK,AF_belly,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,AF_BLACK,AF_wing,SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,AR_WHITE,EB_WING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	6.50000000	Their breeding habitat is deciduous forests, often near water, across the eastern United States and southwestern Ontario. They make a loose cup nest in a horizontal fork in a tree or shrub. Captures insects primarily by snatching them from leaves, especially from the undersides. Also hovers to glean insects and catches some in flight. Occasionally forages on ground.	Acadian Flycatcher	AcadianFlycatcher
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 130 0 0.255556 0.555556,0 65 255 0.4 -0.0444444,0 42 255 0.455556 -0.0333334,0 30 255 0.461111 0.0333333,255 125 0 0 -0.322222,255 148 0 0.822222 0.188889,0 47.9999 255 0.133333 0.0555556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.522222,255 154 0 0.722222 0.244444,255 249 0 0.316667 0.0777777,255 130 0 1 1,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.4,0 42 255 0.433333 -0.0111111,255 154 0 0.822222 0.188889,255 142 0 0.872222 0.155556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.722222,0 0 255 0.383333 -0.0666667,255 166 0 0.85 0.322222,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.411111,5.9999 0 255 0.327778 0,1.00011 0 0 0 0.3,47.9999 0 255 0.194444 -0.277778	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.09943998,0.96305603,1.11249995,0.95388901,0.69444400,1.44721997,0.43011099,1.26889002	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDmUFW0oRNiu2XbDaAyWxDf4CivyvvCE77gbe3CgxHI9fD6lluH	1	SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWING,EB_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BEAK,AF_wing,GK_FACE,LS_HEAD,CW_HEAD,VT_WING,VT_CHEST,VT_SIDE,BCC_SIDE,AF_BLACK,PB_WING,AR_BOTTOM,BEAK3	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	9.50000000	Breeds in wet coniferous or mixed forests. Prefers mature forests with a closed canopy, but found in second growth forests. Males, but only rarely females, defend and maintain small feeding territories around bird feeders. They are aggressive and dominate many other feeder bird species. Its contrasting black-and-orange plumage and eerie, penetrating song make it one of the most distinctive birds of Northwest-ern forests. 	Varied Thrush 	VariedThrush
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 77.0001 0 0.255556 0.555556,255 125 0 0.611111 -0.0666667,255 125 0 0.338889 -0.0888889,1.00011 0 0 0 0.255556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.211111,255 160 0 0.15 0.366667,255 160 0 0.238889 0.0777777,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.188889,255 119 0 0.3 -0.177778,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.4,255 160 0 0.2 0.155556,255 119 0 0.816667 0.0888889,255 125 0 0.533333 -0.166667,255 184 0 0.361111 0.155556,255 190 0 0.0833333 0.277778,1.00011 0 0 0 0.355556,255 154 0 0.5 0.0888889,132 0 0 0.261111 -0.588889,255 142 0 0.394444 0.133333,255 95 0 0.588889 0.0222223	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.21500003,1.22139001,0.94250000,1.02389002,0.96666700,1.30517006,1.32561004,0.66227800,1.15222001	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDs4812eRqRF4JZYBEj8xlpYTiNKA9q6GBsQZuIDPDJHzM9XVcN	1	SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,AR_WHITE,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BCC_SIDE,SONGBIRD_BEAK,AF_beak,SONGBIRD_WING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,EB_WING,AF_BLACK,BO_WING,EB_CHEST,GC_BOTTOM,HT_UNDERWINGMARK,HT_CHEST,HT_FACE,BW_TAIL	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	7.00000000	The Hermit Thrush is the only member of its genus to spend the winter in North America. It changes its diet from eating nearly entirely insects in summer to one of equal parts insects and fruit in winter. East of the Rocky Mountains the Hermit Thrush usually nests on the ground. In the West, it is more likely to nest in trees. The Hermit Thrush is the state bird of Vermont.	Hermit Thrush	HermitThrush
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	234 0 0 0.388889 0.522222,1.00011 0 0 0.394444 -0.1,201 0 0 0.533333 -0.0777778,252 0 0 0.0833333 0.211111,255 237 0 0.283333 0.133333,1.00011 0 0 0.411111 -0.133333,255 5.9999 0 0.0888889 0.0555556,1.00011 0 0 0.388889 0.144444,132 0 0 0.294444 -0.311111,255 95 0 0.233333 0.333333,165 0 0 0.294444 0,131.999985 0 0 0.421787709 0,132 0 0 0.511111 0.155556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.444444,1.00011 0 0 0.283333 0.266667,1.00011 0 0 0.0111111 -0.511111,131.999985 0 0 0.41061452 -0.0446927361	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	1.12110996,1.00610995,2.43000007,1.05499995,1.23333001,0.95222199,1.11110997,1.32966995,1.23716998,0.28638899,1.18333006	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GENUS_SONGBIRDuEUL2Tzr103qfTrIBWqdF8feUD6Y8YDExV58ox2hCvlyb75OB	1	SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,EB_WING,AF_BLACK,BCC_SIDE,BV_FACE,BW_CHEST,BW_THROAT,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,AF_wing,BO_BOTTOMWING,BW_SIDE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	6.00000000	The Purple Finch feeds on flowers by crushing the base to get the nectar and leaving the upper flower undamaged. In a similar action, it often feeds on the seeds of fruits rather than the pulp. They are fond of sunflower seeds, millet,and thistle. Breeds primarily in cool coniferous forests. This bird has been displaced from some habitat by House Sparrows and then the introduction of House Finches in the east. This is the state bird of New Hampshire.	Purple Finch	Finch
N/A	N/A	BASE_EGRET	EGRET_DEFAULT	EGRET_BASIC	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	242.999954 255 0 0.0251396652 0.0335195065,255 255 0 0.0139664803 0.0111731291,249.000107 255 0 0.0307262577 0.0111731291,255 242.999954 0 0.0530726239 0.0446927547,255 249 0 0 -0.488889,1.00011003 0 0 1 -0.625698328,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.748603344,1.00011003 0 0 1 -0.603351951,255 89.0000992 0 0.84636873 -0.122905016,255 184.000092 0 0.455307275 -0.960893869,255 29.9999847 0 1 -0.43575418	EGRET_BEAK,EGRET_HEAD,EGRET_TAIL,EGRET_TORSO,EGRET_WINGS,EGRET_LEGS,EGRET_NECK_FANTASY,EGRET_TORSO2,EGRET_TORSO3,EGRET_HEAD2,EGRET_ToRSO4,EGRET_LEGS2,EGRET_NECK1,EGRET_NECK_3!,EGRET_BEAK2	0.83399999,0.77611732,0.79166698,0.97486031,1.24371505,1.25000000,0.50091702,1.40083790,1.04888272,1.28379893,1.09567046,0.82499999,2.00000000,0.93910611,1.31197202	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_WADER	GENUS_WADERGE5kP3j4iTYdEyc0Kw5hGAbGB9H2thOi6f6l1Wvr0NXTwHUCcZoM	1	EGRET_HEAD,EGRET_WING,EGRET_BODY,EGRET_TAIL,EGRET_FEET,WC_RED,WC_BLACK,GE_BEAK,EGRET_BEAK,WC_HEAD,EGRET_EYE_MARK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EGRET_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT	52.00000000	These birds forage while walking in shallow water or in fields, sometimes probing with their bills. They are omnivorous, eating insects, aquatic plants and animals, crustaceans, seeds, and berries. The Whooping Crane is endangered mainly as a result of habitat loss. The only known wintering location for these birds is Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas which was created to preserve their wintering grounds.	Whooping Crane	WhoopingCrane
N/A	N/A	BASE_EGRET	EGRET_DEFAULT	SMALL_WADER_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 255 255 0.0833332986 -0.0335195549,0 130.000015 255 0.427374303 -0.379888266,172 255 0 0.1 -0.188889,0 196 255 0.105556 0.0222223,0 124.999977 255 0.432960898 -0.335195541,0 119.000084 255 0.399441332 -0.379888266,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.688889	EGRET_BEAK,EGRET_HEAD,EGRET_TAIL,EGRET_TORSO,EGRET_WINGS,EGRET_LEGS,EGRET_NECK_FANTASY,EGRET_TORSO2,EGRET_TORSO3,EGRET_HEAD2,EGRET_LEGS2,EGRET_ToRSO4,EGRET_NECK1,EGRET_NECK_3!,EGRET_BEAK2	0.85879886,0.80377096,1.08379889,1.05307269,1.13477659,1.03840780,2.23395991,0.93994415,1.35055876,1.33173180,1.19972062,1.11249995,0.55698323,1.21061456,1.36037421	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_WADER	GENUS_WADERQvDAOONjCdmVs7UPHJnNDW9Ov12VOVXlwns63bPjxKo9ranK1Lc5	1	EGRET_EYE_MARK,EGRET_WING,EGRET_FEET,EGRET_BEAK,EGRET_BODY,EGRET_TAIL,WC_HEAD	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EGRET_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT	26.00000000	It breeds from the Gulf states of the USA through Central America and the Caribbean south to Peru and Uruguay. The Little Blue Heron stalks its prey methodically in shallow water, often running as it does so. It eats fish, crustaceans and insects. It is the only heron species in which first-year birds and adults show dramatically different coloration: first-year birds are pure white, while adults are blue.	Little Blue Heron	LittleBlueHeron
N/A	N/A	BASE_EGRET	EGRET_DEFAULT	EGRET_BASIC	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	231 255 0 0.0833333 0,255 243 0 0.1 0.0111111,255 255 0 0.0888889 -0.0111111,255 249 0 0 -0.488889,100.999893 255 0 0.466480434 -0.0223463774,255 196 0 0.638889 -0.0333334,59.9999695 255 0 0.824022353 -0.234636843	EGRET_BEAK,EGRET_HEAD,EGRET_TAIL,EGRET_TORSO,EGRET_WINGS,EGRET_LEGS,EGRET_NECK_FANTASY,EGRET_TORSO2,EGRET_TORSO3,EGRET_HEAD2,EGRET_ToRSO4,EGRET_LEGS2,EGRET_NECK1,EGRET_NECK_3!	0.92349160,0.76075417,0.79166698,0.93296087,1.03840780,1.07611728,0.50091702,1.05726266,1.19134080,1.32737422,1.03750002,0.96508378,2.00000000,0.94916195	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_WADER	GENUS_WADERyQqnLs92JWQKWXqWIekHi276UL1CKQXKIm1edX2kc0J05PkxS4g0	1	EGRET_WING,EGRET_BODY,EGRET_TAIL,EGRET_FEET,GE_BEAK,EGRET_BEAK,EGRET_EYE_MARK	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	EGRET_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT,EGRET_DEFAULT	40.00000000	Found in most of the tropical and warmer temperate parts of the world, although it is very local in southern Europe and Asia. It breeds in colonies in trees close to large lakes with reed beds or other extensive wetlands. This bird has been chosen as the symbol of the National Audubon Society, which was formed in part to prevent birds from being killed for their feathers.	Great Egret	GreatEgret
N/A	N/A	BASE_WOODPECKER	WOODPECKER_DEFAULT	WOODPECKER_BASIC_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HSV_SHIFT,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 196 0 0 -0.3,255 127 0 0.0944444 0.0666667,255 127 0 0.383333 -0.111111,255 126.999947 0 0.42567569 -0.0945945978,1.00011 0 0 0.0277778 -0.255556,0 -0.0222222 -0.877778,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.635135174,255 143 0 0.4 0.0333333,255 0 8.99997 0.922222 0.111111,242.999954 255 0 0.385135144 0.0810810328,255 253.000031 0 0 -0.611111104,1.00011 0 0 0.683333 0,255 232.999878 0 0.0888888985 0.256756783,255 0 26.9999 0.15 -1,255 127 0 0.116667 0.144444	WOODPECKER_BEAK,WOODPECKER_CREST,WOODPECKER_HEAD,WOODPECKER_BODY,WOODPECKER_LEGS,WOODPECKER_BODY2,WOODPECKER_WINGS,woodpecker_NECK	1.15430164,1.31703913,1.08645248,1.34167004,0.99333298,0.93666673,1.27499998,1.03114522	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_WOODPECKER	GENUS_WOODPECKER60luu0QcgACGowX28mBWvEEbAcd71uWKr20M5aQ2eA1BHn	1	WOODPECKER_BEAK,WOODPECKER_EYEBALL,NF_BODY,NF_WING,NF_HEAD,WOODPECKER_BODY,WOODPECKER_WING,WOODPECKER_BELLY,NF_REDMARK,NF_YELLOWMARK,NF_TAIL,WOODPECKER_PATCH,NF_WHITEPATCH,WSS_LEG,WOODPECKER_LEG	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	WOODPECKER_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	N/A,N/A,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,N/A,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,N/A,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,N/A,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT	12.50000000	These birds feed on the ground, probing with their bill, also sometimes catching insects in flight. Although they eat fruits, berries, seeds and nuts, their primary food is insects. The Northern Flicker is one of the few North American woodpeckers that is strongly migratory. Flickers in the northern parts of the range move south for the winter, although a few individuals often stay rather far north. This is the state bird of Alabama under its local name, Yellowhammer.	Northern Flicker	NorthernFlicker
N/A	N/A	BASE_WOODPECKER	WOODPECKER_DEFAULT	WOODPECKER_BASIC_AI	HSV_SHIFT,HUE_REPLACE,N/A,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 -0.544444 -0.411111,1.00011003 0 0 0.0222222004 -0.608108103,27.6545,1.00011003 0 0 0 0.189944148,49.9998894 0 255 0 -0.670391083,1.00011 0 0 0 0.1,255 223.000046 0 0.555865943 0.0335195065,255 0 21.0000153 0.783333004 0,15.0001202 0 255 0 -0.688888907	WOODPECKER_BEAK,WOODPECKER_CREST,WOODPECKER_HEAD,WOODPECKER_BODY,WOODPECKER_BODY2,WOODPECKER_WINGS	0.99066699,0.97500002,0.99444401,1.24167001,0.88999999,1.07500005	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_WOODPECKER	GENUS_WOODPECKERSRswK7gkaVxpwEQPRyrPN3OCzwMUjjlSxgYSi2oZADVNLXo	1	WOODPECKER_BEAK,WSS_TAIL,WSS_LEG,WOODPECKER_BODY,WSS_BODY,WOODPECKER_EYEBALL,YBS_BELLY,YBS_HEAD,WSS_WING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	WOODPECKER_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	N/A,N/A,N/A,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,N/A,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT	9.00000000	These birds feed on sap, mainly from conifers, but insects are their main food source during the nesting season. Their breeding habitat is open forested areas, including conifers, in the western part of North America, from British Columbia to northern Mexico. The species took its common name from Lieutenant Robert Stockton Williamson, who was the leader of a surveying expedition which collected the first male.	Williamson's Sapsucker	WilliamsonsSapSucker
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	21 0 255 0.144444 -0.0888889,255 0 86 0.194444 0.222222,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.166667,45.0001 0 255 0.138889 -0.0666667,3.00008 0 255 0.194444 -0.355556,255 127 0 0.933333 -0.0777778,39 0 255 0.205556 -0.3,8.99997 0 255 0.172222 -0.433333,1.00011 0 0 0 -1,8.99997 0 255 0.288889 -0.311111	SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3,SONGBIRD_BELLY	0.94611102,1.44444001,1.16111004,1.00332999,0.98688900,0.89999998,1.12500000,0.74000001,1.12110996,1.05555999,0.03211110,1.19888997,1.15978003	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	GRAY_CATBIRD	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,GC_BOTTOM,GC_FACE,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,EB_WING,BW_TAIL	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	8.50000000	Found in dense, shrubby habitats, such as abandoned farmland, fencerows, roadsides, streamsides, forest edges, and some residential areas. Its rambling song contains imitations of other bird songs, but the characteristic ^mew^ that gives it its name is not an imitation and sounds only vaguely cat-like. In contrast to many songbirds which choose a prominent perch from which to sing, the catbird often chooses to sing from inside a bush or small tree, where they are obscured from view by the foliage. 	Gray Catbird	Catbird
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	1.00011 0 0 0 -0.466667,255 127 0 0.361111 0.322222,0 65 255 0.116667 -0.0444444,45.0001 0 255 0 -0.433333,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.455556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.277778,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.555556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.0111111,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.255556,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.444444,1.00011 0 0 0 0.388889,1.00011 0 0 0 0.133333	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_HEAD3,SONGBIRD_BELLY2	0.72222197,0.93055600,0.87311101,0.85666698,0.98666698,0.93333298,1.08888996,2.20900011,0.80805600,0.94055599,0.60699999,1.23777997,0.46327800	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	LARK_BUNTING	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,BO_BOTTOMWING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,EB_WING,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,AR_WHITE,LB_WING,LB_TAIL	N/A	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	7.00000000	They forage on the ground, mainly eating insects in summer and seeds in winter; they sometimes take short flights in pursuit of insects. Outside of the nesting season, they often feed in flocks. Social and gregarious during migration and on wintering grounds. Simultaneous in movements; stragglers never observed remaining behind after a flock departs. The Lark Bunting often comes to drink out of water tanks provided for livestock.	Lark Bunting	LarkBunting
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	0 107 255 0.566667 0.0444444,255 170 0 0 -0.344444,0 119 255 0.633333 0.0666667,0 125 255 0.261111 -0.0222222,0 178 255 0.444444 0.188889,0 166 255 0.455556 0.344444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.177778,0 237 255 0 -0.411111,0 113 255 0.2 -0.155556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.6,1.00011 0 0 0.0444444 0.1,0 42 255 0.144444 0.0555556,0 255 255 0.0777778 0.277778,0 255 231 0.25 -0.0222222,0 178 255 0.516667 0.133333,0 119 255 0.0944444 -0.111111	SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3,SONGBIRD_BEAK2	1.09943998,0.85000002,0.96111101,0.90333301,0.94583303,0.97266698,0.83333302,1.10000002,1.04791999,0.96077800,0.24216700,1.12889004,1.12100005	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	MOUNTAIN_BLUEBIRD	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BW_THROAT,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,AF_BLACK,EB_WING,HT_UNDERWINGMARK,BO_BOTTOMWING,AR_BOTTOM,BV_FACE,BW_CHEST,BCC_SIDE	N/A	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	7.25000000	Their breeding habitat is open country across western North America, including mountain areas, as far north as Alaska. They nest in cavities or in nest boxes. In remote areas, these birds are less affected by competition for natural nesting locations than the other bluebirds. These birds hover over the ground and fly down to catch insects, but also fly from a perch to catch them. Only the female builds the nest. The male sometimes acts as if he is helping, but he either brings no nest material or he drops it on the way.	Mountain Bluebird	Bluebird
N/A	N/A	BASE_WOODPECKER	WOODPECKER_DEFAULT	WOODPECKER_BASIC_AI	HSV_SHIFT,HSV_SHIFT,HSV_SHIFT,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HSV_SHIFT,HUE_REPLACE	-40 -0.122221999 -0.711111069,48 -0.188888997 -0.644444466,0 0 -0.177778,255 0 8.99997 0.783333 -0.133333,1.00011 0 0 0.0833333 0.0666667,0 0 0.577777743,1.00011 0 0 0.0833333 -0.666667	WOODPECKER_CREST,WOODPECKER_WINGS	0.95569599,0.99367100	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_WOODPECKER	RED_HEADED_WOODPECKER	1	WOODPECKER_TAIL,WOODPECKER_WING,WOODPECKER_BEAK,WOODPECKER_HEAD,WOODPECKER_EYEBALL,WOODPECKER_WING_EDGE,WOODPECKER_BACK_MARKINGS	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	WOODPECKER_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A	9.25000000	Once abundant, populations have seriously declined since 1966 due to increased nesting competition from starlings and removal of dead trees (used as nesting sites) from woodlands. Many Northeastern states no longer have nesting red-headed woodpeckers. Most omnivorous woodpecker with a diet of beech and oak mast, seeds, nuts, berries, fruit, insects, bird eggs, nestlings, mice. The animated cartoon character Woody Woodpecker appears to be a red-headed woodpecker.	Red-headed Woodpecker	RedHeadedwoodpecker
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	132 0 0 1 0.222222,1.00011 0 0 0.0222222 0.511111,255 196 0 0.527778 0.144444,132 0 0 0.85 0.133333,225 0 0 0.75 -0.0666667,144 0 0 0.583333 0.755556,255 77.0001 0 0.788889 -0.233333,132 0 0 0.505556 0.222222,1.00011 0 0 0.00555556 -0.111111,240 0 0 0 -0.411111,225 0 0 0.6 0.0555556,255 42 0 0.838889 0.2,1.00011 0 0 0.00555556 -0.233333,219 0 0 0.627778 0.0444444,132 0 0 0.544444 0.322222,255 12 0 0.633333 0.188889	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2,SONGBIRD_HEAD3	0.80555600,0.97333300,0.95488900,0.95444399,1.11325002,1.14166999,1.19333005,0.92000002,1.56299996,0.86111099,0.68438900,0.46327800,0.75000000,1.12889004	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	SUMMER_TANAGER	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,EB_WING,AF_BLACK,BV_FACE,BO_BOTTOMWING,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,BCC_SIDE,HT_UNDERWINGMARK,PB_WING,BW_THROAT,SONGBIRD_BELLY	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	7.75000000	These birds are often out of sight, foraging high in trees, sometimes flying out to catch insects in flight. They mainly eat insects, especially bees and wasps, and berries. The Summer Tanager is considered a bee and wasp specialist. It usually catches a bee in flight and then kills it by beating it against a branch. Before eating the bee, the tanager removes the stinger by rubbing it on a branch. The tanager eats bee and wasp larvae too. It first catches the adult insects and then perches near the nest to tear it open and get the grubs.	Summer Tanager	Tanager
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_SLOW_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	98.0001 0 255 0.05 -0.0555556,1.00011 0 0 0 0.255556,21 0 255 0.127778 -0.211111,49.9999 0 255 0.0388889 0.0777777,132 0 0 0.216667 -0.322222,255 237 0 0.572222 0.255556,249 255 0 0.0388889 0.2,1.00011 0 0 0 0.411111,1.00011 0 0 0 0.211111,255 214 0 0.344444 0.333333,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.266667,255 225 0 0.327778 0.144444,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.444444,132 0 0 0.166667 -0.366667,255 249 0 0.15 0.1,255 249 0 0.25 -0.1,255 249 0 0.205556 0.0222223	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_LEGS2,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_HEAD3,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_TORSO2	1.33333004,1.29999995,1.07221997,1.09888995,1.57466996,0.99166697,1.01110995,1.46099997,1.48222005,1.10555995,1.74572003,1.18583798,1.27032995,1.09721994	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	WESTERN_KINGBIRD	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BW_CHEST,BW_THROAT,BW_TAIL,BCC_SIDE,BV_FACE,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,AF_UNDERWINGTIP,AF_BLACK,PB_BACK,PB_WING,EB_WING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	8.25000000	It is often found around human habitation, and frequently uses telephone poles, fence posts, and other man-made structures for nesting. A Western Kingbird pair defends a rather loosely defined territory against other kingbirds. After pairing takes place they defend a smaller and smaller territory. By the middle of incubation the territory is quite small, concentrated primarily on the nest tree and nest. The name kingbird is derived from their ^take-charge^ behavior. These birds aggressively defend their territory, even against much larger birds such as hawks.	Western Kingbird	Kingbird
N/A	N/A	BASE_SONGBIRD	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	SONG_FAST_NO_GRD_AI	HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE,HUE_REPLACE	255 196 0 0.861111 0.166667,1.00011 0 0 0.205556 0.388889,1.00011 0 0 0 -0.222222,255 190 0 0.838889 0.277778,255 190 0 0.805556 0.3,255 202 0 0.666667 0.133333,255 166 0 0.45 -0.211111,255 196 0 0.927778 0.2,1.00011 0 0 0.0166667 -0.333333,255 214 0 0.522222 0.522222,255 196 0 0.883333 0.144444,255 208 0 0.866667 0.322222,255 184 0 0.733333 0.2,1.00011 0 0 0.516667 0.133333,255 196 0 0.922222 0.277778	SONGBIRD_TAIL,SONGBIRD_HEAD,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_TORSO,SONGBIRD_TORSO3,SONGBIRD_HEAD2,SONGBIRD_BEAK2,SONGBIRD_WINGS,SONGBIRD_HEAD3,SONGBIRD_BELLY2,SONGBIRD_BELLY,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_TORSO2	0.79166698,0.90722197,0.81977803,0.85888898,1.03974998,1.11667001,1.07000005,1.12110996,1.19111001,0.01000000,1.02710998,1.06639004,1.04166996	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_SONGBIRD	YELLOW_WARBLER	1	SONGBIRD_WING,SONGBIRD_LEGS,SONGBIRD_BEAK,SONGBIRD_BODY,SONGBIRD_TAIL,AF_wing,AF_BLACK,BO_BOTTOMWINGPATCH,BO_BOTTOMWING,EB_WING,BW_TAIL,SONGBIRD_BELLY,BW_HEAD2,YW_CHEST,BCC_SIDE	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	SONGBIRD_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT,SONGBIRD_DEFAULT	5.59999990	The Yellow Warbler is found throughout much of North America in habitats briefly categorized as wet, deciduous thickets. These birds feed on insects and spiders, but northern races will also take some berries. The nests of the Yellow Warbler are frequently parasitized by the Brown-headed Cowbird. The warbler often builds a new nest directly on top of the parasitized one, sometimes resulting in nests with up to six tiers.	Yellow Warbler	Warbler
N/A	N/A	BASE_WOODPECKER	WOODPECKER_DEFAULT	WOODPECKER_BASIC_AI	N/A,HUE_REPLACE,HSV_SHIFT,N/A,HSV_SHIFT,N/A,N/A,N/A,HSV_SHIFT,HSV_SHIFT,HSV_SHIFT,HSV_SHIFT,HSV_SHIFT	N/A,1.00011003 0 0 0 -0.0945945978,0 -0.544444 -0.411111,N/A,0 0 0,N/A,N/A,N/A,-56 -0.244443998 -0.64864862,36 0.333333 -0.1,-216 -0.366667 -0.688889,-4 1 -0.1,104 -0.0222222004 -0.64864862	WOODPECKER_BEAK,WOODPECKER_CREST,WOODPECKER_HEAD,WOODPECKER_BODY,WOODPECKER_BODY2,WOODPECKER_WINGS	1.16860330,0.97500002,1.15712285,1.29166996,0.79200006,0.99367100	N/A	N/A	1	GENUS_WOODPECKER	oXnWDGm6nDHkkzMpNcTPBdQSUEKHaxDHPrFNDQYPdQD44d1aidMUM10Qr1YkVJv	1	WOODPECKER_TAIL,WOODPECKER_WING,WOODPECKER_BEAK,WOODPECKER_HEAD,WOODPECKER_EYEBALL,WOODPECKER_WING_EDGE,WOODPECKER_BACK_MARKINGS,WOODPECKER_TAIL_MARKINGS,YBS_TAIL,YBS_BELLY,YBS_BODY,YBS_HEAD,YBS_WING	STORY_MODE	0	N/A	WOODPECKER_SHAPE	0.50000000,0.50000000,0.50000000	0	N/A,WOODPECKER_DEFAULT,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A	8.50000000	Like other sapsuckers, these birds drill holes in trees and eat the sap and insects drawn to it. They also eat fruit and berries. The Yellow-bellied Sapsucker is the only woodpecker in eastern North America that is completely migratory. Although a few individuals remain throughout much of the winter in the southern part of the breeding range, most head farther south, going as far south as Panama. Females tend to migrate farther south than do males.	Yellow-bellied Sapsucker	YellowBelliedSapSucker
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