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 | | Like its northern relative, the Carolina Chickadee is a familiar visitor to feeders and a regular member of the mixed flocks of small birds that roam the winter woods. |
 | | Voice A buzzy chickadee-dee-dee-dee, higher pitched and faster than that of the Black-capped Chickadee; song has 4 whistled notes, see-dee, see-dee, with a downward inflection, rather than the 2- or 3-noted song of the Black-capped. |
 | | Similar to more northern Black-capped Chickadee, but feathers of folded wing usually show less white edging; lower edge of black bib more sharply defined than that of Black-capped. |
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