Bird Card

Episode 15 of 59. Four-card field-ID dossier for the Northern Mockingbird (*Mimus polyglottos*) — North America's preeminent vocal mimic: perched lateral portrait on a fence post with six labeled field marks (pale yellow iris, two white wing bars, long cocked tail with white outer feathers, decurved bill, pale underparts, long dark legs) and size badge; dorsal/ventral flight views showing the dramatic white wing patches and white outer tail feathers plus a wing-flash display inset; "The Mimic Master" song card with "I can sing it! BETTER THAN YOU!" mnemonic, phonetic badge pills, minimal spectrogram, and the full-moon unmated-male fun fact; three-panel look-alike comparison against Loggerhead Shrike and Gray Catbird with key differentiating field marks.

Episode 14 of 59. Four-card field-ID dossier for the Red-bellied Woodpecker (*Melanerpes carolinus*): perched portrait with six labeled callouts and size bar; dorsal/ventral flight views highlighting the conspicuous white rump patch and undulating-flight arc; song/call card with "Churr-churr-CHURR!" mnemonic, CHUR•CHUR•CHUR phonetic breakdown, and rolling spectrogram; look-alike comparison against Red-headed Woodpecker and Northern Flicker.

Episode 13 of 59. Four-card field-ID dossier for the Downy Woodpecker (*Dryobates pubescens*) — North America's smallest woodpecker: perched portrait with six callout field marks; dorsal/ventral flight views with undulating flap-flap-fold notation; three-vocalization call card (PEEK!, drum, whinny) with stylized spectrograms; look-alike comparison against Hairy Woodpecker and Ladder-backed Woodpecker.