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Considering the wide variety and types of birds, those whose names begin with letter ‘N’ represent various groups, species and kinds of birds. These birds may share the first letter of their names as a common feature, but they are all different in that they are derived from different species. In the highlights below, these birds have been briefly described for a better understanding of the unique characteristic features of every bird in this category. The Northern Beardless-Tyrannulet can live within diverse habitats. This is because they have great survival tactics. The surroundings are usually very important for the birds, since it is the surroundings that are the ultimate source of their food, while at the same time their predators and other adversaries come from the same environment. Therefore, the surrounding can basically be considered the facilitator or hindrance to the life of the Northern Beardless-Tyrannulet. The Northern Cardinal lives within the northern hemisphere in the tropical forests. It is comfortable and thrives in this particular habitat, from where it is guaranteed food and security. As a result, the Northern Cardinal type of birds can be said to have a relatively balanced ecosystem. The name northern comes from the habitat in which the bird lives. The Northern Flicker is unique with a specific migration process. Birds in this category have their own way of migrating whereby they migrate in seasons. They do so to move away from harsh environments. They migrate in very big groups and form shapes as they fly above the sky. This is mainly during winter. They like warmer environments and they have to move away from the harsh cold season. During the migration period, these birds can move thousands of miles just to get the perfect environment for them to live and multiply. It is possible, and not uncommon for the birds to go back to their original homes after winter is over. The Northern Goshawk is a species of birds threatened by many types of predators. The predators to these birds vary. Many types of predators exist in their surrounding environments. However, the most notorious threat to these birds and wildlife in general is human beings. This is specifically because of human activities. To keep surviving, these birds have their survival ways. Some include speedy flight, camouflage among others. The Northern Harrier is a species under threat of extinction. Extremities are threatening these birds. The threats diversify depending on the ecological niche. Human beings have been on a higher rank as the main threat to these birds. The threatening factors range from forests depletion, water body pollutions, air pollution, noise pollution and many other threats. The Northern Mockingbird makes a great bird species under Conservation. This is after the realization that this bird species is almost extinct. There have been many projects worldwide to salvage the situation. These projects involve habitats strategically set to conserve the birds. Parks and other places have been established to keep these birds and conserve them. In the parks, the birds are fed while being given a natural environment for their survival. Other birds include: Northern Pintail
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